With the new terminal, a new era had begun.

Washington, D.C.’s rich pro sports history dates back to the Washington Olympics baseball team in 1871.

By Kristin Nevels Clarkson

By Jen Rose Smith

Kristin Nevels Clarkson

By Jenny Peters

Reagan National passenger Imani was having a bad day. Since having a baby girl two months prior, she had become nervous about flying, and a comedy of errors seemed to occur ahead of her trip to Montego Bay, Jamaica for her best friend’s wedding. 

By Jenny Peters

Construction of two massive buildings that will be home to new security screening checkpoints serving 48 airline gates has transitioned to a significant new phase. Several months of preparatory work to evaluate site conditions, refine design specifications and carefully remove physical obstacles laid the groundwork for production of foundations and columns to move forward.

Considered one of the greatest hockey players of the modern NHL, Alex Ovechkin finally got to raise the Stanley Cup earlier this year when he led the Washington Capitals to a championship victory following a 4-3 win in Game 5 of the finals against the Vegas Golden Knights on June 7.

In a tucked away beach town on the southern coast of North Carolina, Wilmington has quickly become a frequent destination for tourists and neighboring-town folk alike. This port city, known as the gateway to Cape Fear, offers picturesque beaches, a darling downtown area, and tidbits of history weaved throughout the city.

Passengers looking out the window from Terminal C at Reagan National may notice a manmade twelve foot high grass-covered hill next to the airfield. The hill is a critical component that will enable the operation of a new 14-gate concourse to replace Gate 35X, as part of “Project Journey.”