President Donald Trump is scheduled to announce plans for a major makeover of Washington-area Dulles International Airport. The proposal, described by multiple outlets as a $22 billion project, includes building new airport terminals and replacing parts of the existing transportation system. NBC News reports the plan will add new terminals and remove the airport’s aging shuttle operations. Other coverage characterizes the changes more specifically as eliminating the airport’s “people movers,” which are part of how passengers move between areas of the airport. Taken together, the reports indicate a shift away from existing inter-terminal shuttle or people-mover infrastructure toward a redesigned layout supported by new construction. The sources agree on the core elements: the scale of the investment, the focus on terminal construction, and the removal or elimination of the current shuttle/people-mover service. Details on timelines, designs, and implementation approach are not provided in the excerpts, and the reporting focuses primarily on the scope announced by the president rather than operational impacts during construction.