President Donald Trump announces a $22 billion renovation plan for Washington Dulles International Airport, described by the White House as an effort to modernize the facility and improve it after criticism that it has become the “worst airport.” According to a White House official cited by outlets, the project’s financing is planned to come from the airport authority and the airlines operating at Dulles. The reporting indicates the initiative is part of a broader effort to fund infrastructure upgrades through a combination of stakeholders tied to the airport’s operations, rather than solely through federal spending. Both sources frame the announcement around the scale of the investment and the goal of transforming the airport’s conditions. Details on the specific scope of work, timelines, or contract structure are not provided in the excerpts available, but the announced budget and the proposed funding sources are consistent across the two reports. The plan is presented as a renovation program intended to address problems at Dulles and to deliver improvements for passengers and airport users.