President Trump and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy are scheduled to announce a major infrastructure project aimed at modernizing Washington Dulles International Airport. According to reports, the renovation is estimated to cost over $20 billion and seeks to significantly alter the passenger experience at the facility.

A central component of the proposed plan is the elimination of the airport’s iconic “people movers,” the mobile lounges that have historically transported travelers between terminals. In their place, the project reportedly calls for the construction of a new underground transit system designed to connect the airport's various terminals more efficiently.

While both outlets agree on the core details of the announcement—specifically the involvement of the President and Secretary Duffy, the $20 billion price tag, and the removal of the mobile lounges—the framing of the project varies. The Hill characterizes the project as a specific renovation effort, while the Washington Examiner describes the scope as a "sweeping reconstruction." The announcement is set to take place Wednesday afternoon, marking a significant push for infrastructure development in the National Capital Region.