25-year veteran leads newly created function for Reagan National, Dulles International

VeriScan biometric identity management system recognized for excellence and innovation in IT, while Airports Authority CIO Goutam Kundu is named to CIO Hall

Senior VP Philip G. Sunderland retires after nearly 12 years of service

Advice for getting to and through Reagan National and Dulles International airports during the busy holiday season

The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Board of Directors met Wednesday and received a report from its specially formed Ad Hoc Labor Committee, which has been analyzing the impact of the Airport Workers Wage Policy adopted in 2017 to cover workers employed by airlines, concessionaires and other businesses operating on airport property. Following the report, the full board voted to adopt the committee’s recommendations to revise the policy. The revisions include: 

Prominent local brands coming to new concourse and security checkpoints

Events, performances to entertain passengers throughout the holiday season

Visitors arriving at Reagan National and Dulles International airports bring $9 billion in spending to area businesses

Veteran law enforcement leader from Arlington, Virginia, joins Public Safety team as eight other officers are promoted

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport first to purchase veriScan as airport-wide biometric aircraft boarding solution

Earlier this month, nearly 70 executives from airports, airlines and other aviation-related businesses and government agencies gathered at Washington Dulles International Airport for an information session and live demonstration of the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority’s newly developed veriScanTM facial-recognition technology for airport and airline security.

Three nonstop flights per week on Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft