Reagan National Airport (DCA) has updated signage to reflect terminal and gate-sign terminology used at most other airports. The enhancements are designed to make it easier for travelers to navigate inside and outside of the airport.

By Kristin Nevels Clarkson

By: Kristin Nevels Clarkson 

Articles about Project Journey from #FlyWashington magazine

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.

How to navigate around construction at Reagan National Airport

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.” 

Links to articles, videos and other news coverage about airport construction

To avoid congestion along airport roadways, use garage parking instead

Live Roadway Traffic Map

Road widening and sidewalk modifications will provide more options to route traffic through congested airport roadways as construction activity increases at Reagan National.

Project Journey transformed the passenger experience at Reagan National