President Donald Trump is expected to announce a $22 billion to $22.5 billion plan to overhaul and expand Washington Dulles International Airport near Washington, D.C. Multiple outlets report that Trump and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy will make the announcement on Wednesday. Sources cited by several outlets say the president personally weighed in on the design, including reviewing 3D models and offering changes to contractors’ proposals. The planned project centers on preserving the airport’s mid-century Saarinen terminal while rebuilding and upgrading much of the rest of the airport. Reported elements include replacing or reconfiguring terminal connectivity with a new underground system and eliminating the airport’s existing “people mover” shuttle service (often described as mobile lounges). Bloomberg and others characterize the effort as a long-overdue renovation and part of a broader set of makeover projects in the region. One outlet notes that the project’s financial and operating impacts could depend heavily on the availability of federal funding, suggesting that the cost structure could affect airline viability if federal support is limited. Overall, the coverage aligns on the project’s scale, the planned replacement of the shuttle system, and Trump’s involvement in shaping the design.