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Trump Unveils $22.5B Dulles Airport Overhaul
President Donald Trump said he will spend $22.5 billion to fix Washington Dulles International Airport.
He plans to build new concourses and get rid of the old shuttle buses.
The project will add more than five million square feet of new or renovated space.
Trump called the current C and D concourses "basic disasters" and said they will be torn down and rebuilt.
The historic original terminal will stay the same.
The new design will make the airport safer and more comfortable for travelers.
Trump talked about this plan in the Oval Office.
The overhaul is part of a larger effort to improve U.S. airports.
The project is expected to create jobs and boost travel.
It will help the airport handle more passengers in the future.
President Donald Trump announced a $22.5 billion overhaul of Washington Dulles International Airport.
The plan includes new concourses and the removal of the outdated shuttle system.
More than five million square feet of new or renovated space will be added to the airport.
Current C and D concourses, described as "basic disasters," will be demolished and rebuilt.
The historic original terminal will remain unchanged.
- Who
- President Donald Trump
- What
- announced a $22.5 billion overhaul of Washington Dulles International Airport
- Where
- Washington Dulles International Airport, event held in the Oval Office
- When
- Wednesday
- Why
- to modernize the airport, add new concourses, and eliminate the outdated shuttle system
Key facts
- Project Cost
- $22.5 billion
- New Space Added
- more than five million square feet
- Concourse Replacement
- C and D concourses
- Historic Terminal
- remains unchanged
- Shuttle System
- eliminated
Quotes
President Donald Trump
U.S. President
“"More than five million square feet of new or renovated space would be added to the airport."”
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“"Basic disasters that will be torn down and rebuilt."”
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