The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (Airports Authority) is preparing an Environmental Assessment (EA) to consider the potential environmental effects associated with the Terminal/Concourse Redevelopment and Associated Development (the Proposed Action) at Washington Dulles International Airport (Airport). 

The Airports Authority is committed to cultivating the next generation of talent through our workforce development initiatives, with a focus on empowering students to explore careers within the aviation industry. Key programs include our Workforce Development Expo, which brings hundreds of high school students from local schools to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and Dulles International Airport, offering them the opportunity to discover a wide range of career paths.

The Airports Authority is dedicated to supporting special events and initiatives that strengthen our ties to the community. Whether it’s through our donation programs, career exploration events, or working closely with local schools and organizations, our goal is to contribute to a better, more vibrant community. 

The Airports Authority's Employee Volunteer Program is a key part of our community outreach efforts, empowering employees to give back to local non-profit organizations and schools. This program reflects our commitment to strengthening the communities around our airports and fostering a culture of volunteerism through hands-on service.

The Airports Authority is committed to creating long-term value in the travel industry and beyond by enriching the communities we serve through impactful programs and partnerships. Our community engagement efforts focus on three key areas: Championing a Sustainable Future, Inspiring the Future Workforce, and Encouraging Thriving, Resilient Communities.

The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority’s

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The Youth Art Walk at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and Dulles International Airport brings the creativity and talent of local students to life, turning airport spaces into inspiring galleries. 

To report suspected Human Trafficking to the Homeland Security Investigations Tip Line 1-866-347-2423 or the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Police Department 703-417-2400.   The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority is committed to combating human trafficking. We approach this critical issue with utmost seriousness, dedicating extensive efforts to educate, raise awareness, identify, prevent, and eradicate human trafficking within our airports and beyond.  

Washington Dulles International Airport, Z-Gates East Expansion, Draft Short Environmental Assessment Form, Available for Review and Comment

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The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) released its first issue of the MWAA Retiree Newsletter titled ONBOARD in November 2022. Future issues will be emailed to subscribers (subscribe below) and housed here on this page. ONBOARD features useful information for our retirees about healthcare, benefits, retirement and savings, as well as news highlighting MWAA’s programs, and general topics of interest. We value our MWAA retirees and want to keep you informed on what’s happening here at the Airports Authority.

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The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) conducts a wide variety of environmental studies to identify potential environmental impacts associated with proposed development projects.  These studies are done in accordance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) of 1969, the regulations of the President's Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) for NEPA compliance, and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Orders 1050.1F and 5050.4B.

Six overarching goals will highlight the Airports Authority’s commitment to sustainability:

RONALD REAGAN WASHINGTON NATIONAL AIRPORTDRAFT SUPPLEMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTTERMINAL B/C REDEVELOPMENT, SECURE NATIONAL HALL, AND RELATED IMPROVEMENTS

Archived Environmental Impact Statements and Records of Decision

The Dulles New Runways EIS was completed in 2005. FAA published a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI)

The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority is working in many ways to minimize impacts on the environment while serving millions of travelers. Good environmental stewardship begins with Federal and State regulatory compliance in our operations and construction. Here are some ways we go beyond what’s required to do things that make good sense for the planet: Saving Energy

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  FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT FORGENERAL AVIATION FIXED BASE OPERATOR FACILITIES  The Federal Aviation Administration has approved the Environmental Assessment (EA) and has issued a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) for the project known as Expansion of the Fixed Base Operator Facilities at Washington Dulles International Airport. The project consists of the development of additional general aviation facilities by Signature Aviation on approximately 20 acres of airport land adjacent to the existing Signature FBO.

Dulles Concourse and Related Projects Environmental Assessment   PUBLIC NOTICE Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Washington Dulles International Airport  FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT FOR NORTH AREA ROADWAYS PROJECT