Travelers will start to see construction in Terminal 2 in early January 2026 when crews install a temporary floor-to-ceiling wall at the north end of the terminal. The area will be closed off for construction for approximately two years as crews expand the ticketing and international arrivals areas, add security checkpoint lanes and upgrade theRead More
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Alert: Economy 4 Closes to Guests in January, Becomes Employee-only Parking
The ParkRDU Economy 4 lot near I-540 and U.S. 70 will permanently close to airport guests on Jan. 2 and convert to employee-only parking as we expand the ParkRDU Economy 3 lot. Guests will continue to have multiple options for convenient, on-airport parking that meet a variety of preferences and budgets: The Park Economy 3Read More
Authority Board Chair Hall-Roberts Earns TBJ Lifetime Achievement Award
We’re pleased to share that Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority Board Chair Tammie Hall-Roberts has earned the Triangle Business Journal’s 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award as part of its Community Champion Awards program! Hall-Roberts, who began serving on the Authority board in 2021, is the first-ever female to serve as RDU’s board chair. She currently serves as assistantRead More
RDU to Hold First Public Workshop for Potential Recreation Destination
All concepts, depictions, and renderings shown are subject to change and for illustrative purposes only. The public is invited to provide input on a potential new recreation and wellness destination at RDU. The Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority and Pacific Elm Properties are hosting three upcoming public workshops for people to learn more about the project andRead More
RDU Releases Annual Sustainability Report
The Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority has released its Sustainability Program Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2024/2025. The report highlights the Airport Authority’s efforts to integrate sustainable practices into infrastructure development and airport operations. Major accomplishments from the fiscal year include: RDU’s sustainability program considers the Federal Aviation Administration’s four pillars of sustainability in all decision-making processes:Read More