Washington D.C.

The Admirals Club in Concourse D is one of three American lounges at the airport, and the second to receive an update.

The federal government is soliciting plans for a sweeping reconstruction of the airport.

Bolivian flag carrier Boliviana de Aviación is launching a new route to Washington, D.C., its second U.S. market, starting this November.

A Senate version of President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act would force the renegotiation of leases for Washington, D.C. airports.

United is offering three-times weekly service between Washington, D.C., and Dakar, Senegal, as the airline grows its presence in Africa.

Essential Air Service (EAS) is a group of government-funded airports around the country that airlines bid for and then are respectively won. Contracts are by law required to be followed out until completion unless they want to face heavy fines under federal law. In mid-January 2022, SkyWest announced its intentions to terminate service to two […]

Coming just on the heels of British Airways resuming Airbus A380 service to LAX, according to theaeronetwork, the airline has announced the resumption of four A380 destinations in the U.S. that are slated to begin this coming spring and summer: Boston, San Francisco, Washington D.C., and Chicago. Dallas Ft. Worth is slated to receive the […]

With the drop in business travel, airlines have shifted their focus toward leisure demand. This change has caused airlines to focus on “sun and fun” destinations — cities focused more on beach tourism. United Airlines has done this throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and will add one more of these routes to their route network. The […]