Washington Dulles International Airport plans a major upgrade with a $40 million expansion project. The airport serves as the main gateway to the nation’s capital. It will use the funds to build a 14-gate terminal. This project is part of a larger plan to modernize and improve services. Washington Dulles has grown rapidly, often running at full capacity. The new terminal will allow the airport to handle more flights efficiently.

The project includes building Concourse E, a 400,000-square-foot terminal. It will have 14 gates for widebody and international flights. Passengers will easily access the AeroTrain, which connects to parking and the Metro Silver Line.

The terminal will open in 2026 with spacious seating, jetbridges, and many concessions. A 40,000-square-foot United Club will also enhance the passenger experience. The terminal’s design ensures it won’t disrupt current operations and allows for future expansions.

Norfolk and Richmond airports are also receiving funds. Norfolk International will use them to improve traffic flow, while Richmond International will improve passenger services. These projects will boost the regional economy and improve travel experiences.

Washington Dulles’ new terminal will bring modern amenities and a smoother journey. This project represents a significant step in meeting growing demand and improving the passenger experience.

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