A seven-story, nearly 1,280-space Consolidated Rent-A-Car Center (ConRAC) began construction in February 2024 at Boise Airport and is expected to be complete in fall 2026. The facility includes a 20,000 square-foot customer service building and an enclosed passenger walkway to the terminal, creating an updated rental car operation with no shuttle required.

The Boise Airport set up donation bins to support TSA employees working without pay during the partial government shutdown, with community members contributing food, toiletries, and other essentials. Airport officials reported the response has been overwhelming, with uplifting notes accompanying many donations, as workers missed their first paycheck in March 2026.

Boise Airport anticipated nearly 165,000 passengers to move through the terminal during the peak spring break travel period from March 12 through March 22, 2026. Airport officials noted this year's spring break rush could be especially busy because several local school districts and Boise State University are observing the same break schedule.

Boise Airport is planning to revamp how travelers exit the secure area by building an expansion to the terminal building and shifting the exit flow to utilize the large rotunda area on the first floor. Deputy Director Beth Sumner outlined the plans in November, noting the project will happen as funding becomes available after the rental car facility opens.

Boise Airport will be among 50 airports receiving TSA PreCheck Touchless ID by the end of spring 2026, increasing total airports offering the service from 15 to 65. The technology allows PreCheck passengers to verify their identity with facial recognition without presenting physical identification.