Washington Dulles International Airport
Coverage of Washington Dulles International Airport in the Nexus archive.
- Trump Pushes Major Dulles Makeover
A proposed $20 billion overhaul of Washington Dulles International Airport aims to replace aging concourses, eliminate mobile lounges, and create a modern hub centered on United Airlines' growth strategy. Funding would come largely from passenger fees, while raising questions about cost, design, and President Donald Trump's infrastructure vision.
- Trump Unveils $20 Billion Plan for Washington Dulles Revamp
President Donald Trump announced a $20 billion plan to overhaul and expand Washington Dulles International Airport, calling it a 'long-overdue renovation and reconstruction.' The announcement was reported by Bloomberg's Aashna Shah in 'Bloomberg Real Yield.'
- ‘People movers’ out, more parking in: Trump announces $22.5B Washington Dulles makeover
President Donald Trump announced a $22.5 billion renovation plan for Washington Dulles International Airport, which includes removing 'people movers' and adding a multi-story parking garage. The project aims to modernize the terminal, rebuild concourses, and introduce new air traffic control towers.
- News Wrap: Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady
The Federal Reserve maintained interest rates, though three officials supported a rate increase amid inflation and energy price spikes linked to the Iran war. President Trump announced a $22 billion airport overhaul, and Japan's earthquake death toll reached 18.
- Trump announces a $22.5B makeover of Dulles airport that will eliminate the ‘people movers’
President Donald Trump announced a $22.5 billion renovation of Washington Dulles International Airport, replacing the existing 'people movers' with a U-shaped passenger train, central walking tunnel, and expanded parking. The project, funded by the airport authority and airlines via municipal bonds, aims to modernize the facility without federal funding.
- Trump announces a $22.5B makeover of Dulles airport that will eliminate the 'people movers'
President Donald Trump announced a $22.5 billion renovation of Washington Dulles International Airport, replacing the 'people movers' with a U-shaped passenger train, walking tunnel, and new concourses. The project, funded by the airport and airlines through municipal bonds, aims to modernize the facility without federal funding.
- ‘People movers’ out, more parking in: Trump announces $22.5B Washington Dulles makeover
President Donald Trump announced a $22.5 billion renovation plan for Washington Dulles International Airport, including expanded parking, new air traffic control towers, and replacement of 'people movers' with an upgraded AeroTrain system. The project aims to modernize the terminal's interior, rebuild concourses, and improve passenger connectivity, with collaboration from transportation officials and United Airlines.
- ‘People movers’ out, more parking in: Trump announces $22.5B Washington Dulles makeover
President Donald Trump announced a $22.5 billion renovation plan for Washington Dulles International Airport, including a new parking garage, updated terminal interiors, and replacement of 'people movers' with an expanded underground transportation system. The project aims to improve airport efficiency and connectivity.
- ‘People movers’ out, more parking in: Trump announces $22.5B Washington Dulles makeover
President Donald Trump announced a $22.5 billion renovation plan for Washington Dulles International Airport, including new parking facilities, updated terminals, and replacement of the controversial 'people movers' with an expanded AeroTrain system.
- ‘People movers’ out, more parking in: Trump announces $22.5B Washington Dulles makeover
President Donald Trump announced a $22.5 billion renovation plan for Washington Dulles International Airport, including replacing 'people movers' with an expanded AeroTrain, adding multi-story parking, and rebuilding concourses. The project aims to improve passenger flow and safety with new air traffic control towers.
- $22.5 billion makeover of Dulles airport will eliminate 'people movers'
President Donald Trump announced a $22.5 billion renovation of Washington Dulles International Airport to replace the 'people movers' with a U-shaped passenger train, central walking tunnel, and more moving walkways. The project, part of Trump's efforts to improve the airport and Washington's image, will be funded by the airports authority and airlines serving Dulles.
- Trump to announce $22.5B Washington Dulles makeover
President Donald Trump announced a $22.5 billion renovation plan for Washington Dulles International Airport, including a central walkway, new parking garage connected by glass bridges, and replacement of mobile lounges with an expanded AeroTrain. The project aims to modernize the terminal while preserving its iconic roof and rebuilding concourses C and D.
- ‘People movers’ out, more parking in: Trump to announce $22.5B Washington Dulles makeover
President Donald Trump and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy are set to announce a $22.5 billion renovation of Washington Dulles International Airport, which includes replacing 'people movers' with an expanded AeroTrain and increasing parking near the terminal. Trump personally reviewed design proposals and requested layout changes, including more accessible parking.
- ‘People movers’ out, more parking in: Trump to announce $22.5B Washington Dulles makeover
President Donald Trump and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy will announce a $22.5 billion renovation of Washington Dulles International Airport, including removing 'people movers' and expanding the AeroTrain. The project, funded by airlines and the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, involves redesigning terminal interiors and concourses while preserving the airport's iconic roof.
- Trump is set to announce a $22B makeover of Dulles airport that will eliminate the 'people movers'
President Trump is set to announce a $22 billion renovation of Washington Dulles International Airport, replacing the existing 'people movers' with a new passenger train and moving walkways. The project will be funded by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority and airlines serving the airport.
- Trump is set to announce a $22B makeover of Dulles airport that will eliminate the ‘people movers’
President Donald Trump is set to announce a $22 billion renovation of Washington Dulles International Airport, replacing its long-used 'people movers' with a new passenger train and expanded moving walkways. The project, funded by the airport authority and airlines, aims to redesign the airport, which Trump criticized as 'incorrectly designed' and praised for its potential to become 'spectacular.'
- Trump is set to announce a $22B makeover of Dulles airport that will eliminate the 'people movers'
President Trump is set to announce a $22B renovation of Washington Dulles International Airport, replacing the 'people movers' with a passenger train and more moving walkways. The project, funded by the airports authority and airlines, aims to leave a lasting mark on the Washington region.
- United Airlines flights delayed nationwide after 'technology issue'
United Airlines flights in the US were delayed on Saturday morning due to a technology issue, affecting check-in, boarding, and bag handling at multiple airports. The company confirmed the problem was resolved, and operations are returning to normal.
- US judge rules in favour of Palestinian-American activist after phone seizure
A US federal judge ruled in favor of Palestinian-American activist Osama Abu Irshaid, stating that customs officers' search and seizure of his phones at Washington Dulles International Airport violated the Fourth Amendment. The court found no reasonable suspicion of criminal activity to justify the search.
- US judge rules in favour of Palestinian-American activist after phone seizure
A US federal judge ruled that customs officers illegally searched and seized the phones of Palestinian-American activist Osama Abu Irshaid, executive director of American Muslims for Palestine, due to insufficient evidence of criminal activity. The ruling, from the US District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, upheld his Fourth Amendment rights, rejecting claims by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and the Republican-led House Oversight Committee that linked him to Hamas.
- Why the US is detaining a senior Afghan diplomat expelled by Spain
Raheem Peerzada, a senior Afghan diplomat, was detained by U.S. immigration officers in March 2025 at Washington Dulles International Airport. U.S. immigration court documents allege he provided material support to the Taliban by continuing diplomatic work after their 2021 takeover, while multiple women accuse him of sexual misconduct. Spain expelled him following investigations into these allegations.
- What are the enhanced Ebola screening procedures at US airports
Americans returning from the Congo, South Sudan, or Uganda within 21 days must use three designated U.S. airports for enhanced Ebola screening during an outbreak in these countries. The affected airports include Washington Dulles International, Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson, and Houston George Bush Intercontinental.
- United Airlines passenger tries to open plane door at 36,000 feet, assaulted traveler on flight from Newark
A United Airlines passenger attempted to open a plane door at 36,000 feet and assaulted another traveler on flight 1551 from Newark to Guatemala City. The disruptive incident forced pilots to make an emergency landing at Washington Dulles International Airport.
- US orders travelers from Ebola outbreak countries to pass through Dulles for enhanced screening
The U.S. government has implemented enhanced screening procedures for travelers arriving from Ebola outbreak countries, requiring them to pass through Washington Dulles International Airport. The State Department issued a travel advisory targeting American citizens and lawful permanent residents who have visited affected African nations, including Congo, within the last three weeks.
- Pilots recorded barking and meowing at each other close to notorious DC airport that suffered deadly crash last year
Pilots near a Washington D.C. airport were recorded barking and meowing at each other, raising safety concerns. The airport, which experienced a deadly crash last year, is now under scrutiny for potential aviation security issues.
- United CEO pitches merger to Trump that would create world’s largest airline: Report
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby proposed merging his company with American Airlines during a meeting with President Trump. The discussion occurred amid a White House review of Washington Dulles International Airport's future.