Washington Dulles Seeks FAA Funds To Build New Regional Concourse

April 26, 2022
IAD
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Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) is proposing the construction of a new 14-gate concourse for regional airline flights. Passengers mostly board regional flights at IAD by going outdoors to the tarmac to access aircraft via stairs. “This new concourse would represent a major improvement...

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