They say it would create more delays, more noise for neighborhoods, and upset the balance of service at the region’s three airports.
Flights across the country were canceled or delayed early this morning after the Federal Aviation Administration’s real-time safety communication system, known as NOTAM, went down overnight.
Travel to Dulles will hopefully now be more seamless for passengers and employees. Previously, they would have to take the 5a bus or the Silver Line to Wiehle-Reston and catch a shuttle.
The request for additional funding requires board approval.
The volunteer group Dulles Justice has 2,000 members and has maintained a crew at the airport since the first executive order was implemented.
Many of the other accidents were minor, but they aren’t helping the mobile lounges’ reputation as one of the most hated aspects of the region’s most hated airport.
The Sudanese American Medical Association hasn’t gotten any answers from the embassy.
But their lawsuit against the Trump administration isn’t going anywhere.
The Legal Aid Justice Center is trying to raise money to continue its fight against the ban and on behalf of immigrants.
