Dutiful sons, daughters, and assorted relations descending en masse on the nation’s capital and the surrounding D.C. metro region via Washington Dulles International Airport over the frenzied Thanksgiving travel period will be able to take advantage of a new and anxiously awaited method of traveling to and from their ultimate destinations once on the ground.
Plagued by a laundry list of headline-grabbing controversies and construction woes since first breaking ground in 2009, the 11.5-mile-long Phase 2 rail expansion of Washington Metro’s Silver Line, which includes the Washington Dulles International Airport Metro station, is finally set to open just days before Thanksgiving on November 15—ideal
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