Salt Lake City may stick with deluxe, elevated airport TRAX at four times the cost of basic plan
UTA Board says it will pay for $15 million version; City would need to come up with $50 million more for fancy plan.<br>
(Courtesy of Salt Lake City International Airport) A rendering of the airport's initially proposed Terminal Drive, with the Utah Transit Authority's elevated TRAX train seen at left turning toward the airport's "Gateway Center."