You may notice something is different when you’re flying through Terminal 2. A new Transform RDU construction wall now spans the full north end of the ticketing hall, replacing a temporary plastic barrier that was put in place in January 2026. So, what’s going on behind the wall? Crews are working to expand Terminal 2.Read More
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RDU Roadway Construction: Customer Impacts Ahead
RDU is growing to meet the air travel needs of our thriving community. One of the critical projects in Transform RDU, the airport’s $2.5 billion, 10-year capital program, is the widening and extension of John Brantley Boulevard, the main roadway that connects the airport’s terminals. Early construction is underway on the project, with anticipated road impacts beginning in mid-2027. While the new roadway is being built, guests flying out of Terminal 2 willRead More
Celebrating Women’s History Month at RDU Airport
March is Women’s History Month, and this year we’re proud to recognize some of the remarkable women — from aviators to engineers and community leaders — whose contributions have helped shape the field of aviation. These trailblazers share North Carolina roots and deep ties to flight, innovation and leadership. Viola Gentry Born in Rockingham County,Read More
John Brantley Boulevard Extension is RDU’s Road to the Future
Early construction is now underway on one of the airport’s most important infrastructure projects: the extension and widening of John Brantley Boulevard. The airport’s primary roadway brings millions of travelers to RDU’s terminals each year. The John Brantley Boulevard extension is one of four major projects in the airport’s Transform RDU capital program. Once complete,Read More
Exploring Black Aviation History at RDU
Team RDU celebrates Black History Month each February in recognition of the many African-American aviators, airport staff and community leaders who have shaped today’s landscape and paved the way for future flyers. This year, we’re recognizing some of the trailblazers with ties to RDU and North Carolina who have left their mark on aviation. Shirley Tyus South Carolina-born Shirley Tyus began her aviation career as a United Airlines flight attendant in 1972, but her love for piloting brought her toRead More