The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) has unveiled concessions plans for Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD)’s new, 435,000-square-foot Concourse E. Concessions are managed by Fraport Washington Partnership LLC.
Slated to open in fall 2026, the 14-gate concourse will feature 44,000 square feet of dining and retail space, including a food court with airport locations of Wendy’s, Jimmy John’s, Dunkin’, Dos Toros Taqueria and Stratus Bar.
Food and beverage offerings will also include Elle Bird, an airport location of the contemporary Falls Church, Virginia eatery; Good Company Doughnuts & Cafe, an all-day cafe and coffee shop; an airport outpost of Korean-style fried chicken restaurant Bonchon; Aventino, a full-service Italian American restaurant and bar; an airport outpost of fast-casual street taco specialists Rusty Taco; and a location of veteran-owned, Loudoun County-based Honor Brewing taphouse and restaurant;
The retail offerings will include two duty-free retail spaces as well as a travel tech store. In addition, the concourse will be home to a new location of gaming lounge Gameway.
“The Airports Authority eagerly awaits these notable concepts that will complement the new and exciting Concourse E at Dulles International next year,” said Jaimini Erskine, Airports Authority vice president for marketing and concessions. “This continues our commitment of premier shopping and iconic local dining options for passengers traveling through the D.C. region as the airport grows.”
“We appreciate all the hard work that goes into building a program from the ground up that ‘wows’ travelers the moment they enter the new concourse,” added Alyson Murphy, vice president of Fraport Washington Partnership LLC. “Soon, visitors will have the opportunity to explore new shops and restaurants that showcase the unique charm of the DMV region in a spectacular setting. This reflects the essence of our program and Fraport Washington Partnership is thrilled to play a role in enhancing their experience at Dulles International.”
