EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) -- If you are catching a flight at El Paso International Airport, you might want to leave a little bit of extra time starting Monday, Sept. 30, because of a pair of projects that could impact traffic. El Paso Water will start construction on a waterline rehabilitation project on the southbound lanes of Airway Boulevard between Edgemere Boulevard and Gateway West. Courtesy of El Paso Water Drivers can expect the following during construction: Two left lanes of southbound Airway will be closed from north of Viscount to Gateway West One lane of southbound Airway will remain open International Drive will have a full closure at Airway All lanes of northbound Airway will remain open Work will continue through the week before Thanksgiving when construction activities will pause, El Paso Water. All lanes of Airway Boulevard will be restored and reopened before Thanksgiving through Jan. 1, when construction will resume. Business access will be maintained, and detour signs will be prominently displayed. "EPWater has employed several non-intrusive methods to address a consistent water leak near and around Airway and Viscount. At this point, replacement of the cast-iron main is the best option. EPWater will use directional drilling to install a corrosion resistant waterline with a life span of 50-100 years," the water utility said. Courtesy of City of El Paso Also beginning Monday, Sept. 30, El Paso International Airport will start repaving Terminal Drive. The project will begin in the evening and is expected to last approximately six weeks, barring any unexpected events, the City said. Project highlights, according to the City, include: Work Schedule: Repaving will occur both day and night. Traffic Impact: While roads and access to the airport will remain open, traffic will be limited to one lane during the work period. Signs: Road signs will be in place to assist drivers. Motorists are asked to follow detour signs and exercise caution around workers and travelers. Tips for travelers: Plan ahead and arrive early to the airport to avoid potential delays