CHANTILLY, Va. — After nearly eight years of digging and more than a decade of planning, Washington Dulles International Airport will unveil a $1.5 billion train system Tuesday designed to help ...

Say goodbye to those clunky, cramped "mobile lounges" that have shuttled passengers around Washington Dulles International Airport for decades. Well, to a lot of them, anyway. After eight years and $1 ...

Passengers at Washington Dulles International Airport soon will be able to ride a train from terminal to terminal, rather than the airport’s hated “mobile lounge” vehicles. Dubbed the “AeroTrain,” the ...

After nearly eight years of digging and more than a decade of planning, Washington Dulles International Airport will unveil a $1.5 billion train system Tuesday designed to help travelers reach their ...

Getting around Dulles International Airport is about to get high-tech. On Monday, Airport officials will show off their new $1.5 billion AeroTrain system that will be used to shuttle travelers from ...

Washington Dulles International Airport has unveiled its new $1.3 billion AeroTrain system that will connect the main terminal to airfield concourses starting in 2009. Passengers currently are ...

After nearly a decade of planning, officials at Washington's Dulles International Airport unveiled the AeroTrain automated people mover (APM) system, making one more airport feel like Disney World ...

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Dulles International Airport showed off its brand new AeroTrain people mover system this morning, and WTOP was kind enough to upload some video of the system to YouTube so we could all check it out ...

The ol' Washington Post peeps into the new underground AeroTrain system at Dulles International Airport today, which will replace the 1960s-era "mobile lounges" -- essentially giant shuttle buses -- ...