KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Local, state and federal officials were at the new single terminal at Kansas City International Airport Monday to christen the new facility.

Meanwhile, less than a football field away, passengers and families said goodbye to the old terminals and reminisced about important family milestones.

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KSHB 41 anchor Lindsay Shively asked on social media for memories, and Kansas City offered several.

Stacy Duncan shared a photo of her family in the old terminal back in 1991. The family was waiting for Stacy’s husband to return from the Gulf War.

1991: the family waiting for my husband to return from the gulf war at KCI. pic.twitter.com/0SfTvKd8Bh

While at the old terminals Monday morning, Lindsay caught up with Donna, who says her biggest moment was flying to Egypt for her 50th birthday.

Other passengers remembered how KCI served as the starting point for other international travel, including honeymoons.

For passengers of a certain vintage, there’s also a full circle memory - being at the old terminals when they were brand new, a promise of bringing Kansas City to the world.

LAST DAY of terminal B at @KCIAirport and we’re LIVE on @KSHB41! The blue floors and lots of memories right? My first flight, flew to my honeymoon, flew to Afghanistan to embed with the MO National Guard, My baby’s 1st flight, & more. Tell me YOUR memories! ⬇️⬇️ pic.twitter.com/NrjAickc2a