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Fourth Runway Photo Gallery

  1. Fourth Runway Photo Gallery
4r-01_aerialbefore_3-2006_1.jpg
4R-01 AerialBefore 3-2006
In this aerial photo of the Airport, the site of the fourth runway is on the left side of the photo. It will run parallel to the two existing North-South runways, seen in the background. The runway at the bottom of the photo is Runway 12-30.
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4R-01 AerialBefore 3-2006
In this aerial photo of the Airport, the site of the fourth runway is on the left side of the photo. It will run parallel to the two existing North-South runways, seen in the background. The runway at the bottom of the photo is Runway 12-30.
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4r-02_rwydesignation.jpg
4R-02 RwyDesignation
The new runway will be called "1L-19R" when complete. The existing "1L-19R" will be renamed "1C-19C." Runway names imply the compass heading in degrees (divided by 10) of aircraft using the runway. Dulles will have three parallel runways.
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4R-02 RwyDesignation
The new runway will be called "1L-19R" when complete. The existing "1L-19R" will be renamed "1C-19C." Runway names imply the compass heading in degrees (divided by 10) of aircraft using the runway. Dulles will have three parallel runways.
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4r-03_earthwork_7-2006.jpg
4R-03 Earthwork 7-2006
Earthwork proceeds on the site of the new Fourth runway at Dulles. Machinery prepares the ground to make it level. Photo from July 2006.
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4R-03 Earthwork 7-2006
Earthwork proceeds on the site of the new Fourth runway at Dulles. Machinery prepares the ground to make it level. Photo from July 2006.
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4r-04_earthwork_8-2006.jpg
4R-04 Earthwork 8-2006
Construction of the fourth runway is visible from atop the new Airport Traffic Control Tower in this photo, looking West. The existing runway 1L/19R runs across the foreground. Photo from August 2006.
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4R-04 Earthwork 8-2006
Construction of the fourth runway is visible from atop the new Airport Traffic Control Tower in this photo, looking West. The existing runway 1L/19R runs across the foreground. Photo from August 2006.
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4r-05_earthwork_8-2006.jpg
4R-05 Earthwork 8-2006
This aerial view shows one end of the fourth runway site and several pieces of earthmoving equipment. Photo from August 2006.
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4R-05 Earthwork 8-2006
This aerial view shows one end of the fourth runway site and several pieces of earthmoving equipment. Photo from August 2006.
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4r-06_highview_9-2006.jpg
4R-06 HighView 9-2006
Great high-altitude view of the West side of Dulles Airport, with some clouds casting shadows on the ground. The site of the fourth runway is clearly visible on the left. Existing Runway 1L/19R is on the right. "North" is roughly at the top of the photo.
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4R-06 HighView 9-2006
Great high-altitude view of the West side of Dulles Airport, with some clouds casting shadows on the ground. The site of the fourth runway is clearly visible on the left. Existing Runway 1L/19R is on the right. "North" is roughly at the top of the photo.
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4r-07_north_earthwork.jpg
4R-07 North Earthwork 10-2006
The North end of the fourth runway site is in the foreground. Existing runway 1L/19R and Airport buildings are in the background. Photo looking Southeast, from October 2006.
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4R-07 North Earthwork 10-2006
The North end of the fourth runway site is in the foreground. Existing runway 1L/19R and Airport buildings are in the background. Photo looking Southeast, from October 2006.
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4r-08_paving_begins_3-2007.jpg
4R-08 Paving begins 3-2007
Paving underway on the fourth runway at Dulles. Photo from March 2007.
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4R-08 Paving begins 3-2007
Paving underway on the fourth runway at Dulles. Photo from March 2007.
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4r-09_paving_4-2007.jpg
4R-09 Paving 4-2007
A section of the fourth runway is prepared for paving. Photo from April 2007.
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4R-09 Paving 4-2007
A section of the fourth runway is prepared for paving. Photo from April 2007.
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4r-10_box_culvert_4-2007.jpg
4R-10 Box culvert 4-2007
This box culvert allows a waterway to flow through an area near the fourth runway at Dulles. Photo from April 2007.
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4R-10 Box culvert 4-2007
This box culvert allows a waterway to flow through an area near the fourth runway at Dulles. Photo from April 2007.
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4r-11_aerial_5-2007.jpg
4R-11 Aerial 5-2007
Aerial view looking south. The rest of the airport is off the left side of the photo. Photo from May 2007.
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4R-11 Aerial 5-2007
Aerial view looking south. The rest of the airport is off the left side of the photo. Photo from May 2007.
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4r-12_paving_8-2007.jpg
4R-12 Paving 8-2007
Paving operations continue on the new fourth runway at Dulles. Photo from August 2007.
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4R-12 Paving 8-2007
Paving operations continue on the new fourth runway at Dulles. Photo from August 2007.
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4r-13_aerial_8-2007.jpg
4R-13 Aerial 8-2007
Aerial looking north along the new fourth runway at Dulles. The Main Terminal is visible along the right edge of the photo. Photo from August 2007.
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4R-13 Aerial 8-2007
Aerial looking north along the new fourth runway at Dulles. The Main Terminal is visible along the right edge of the photo. Photo from August 2007.
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4r-14_aerial_s_12-2007.jpg
4R-14 Aerial S 12-2007
Aerial view looking north towards the fourth runway. A taxiway and hold apron is visible in the foreground. Photo from December 2007.
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4R-14 Aerial S 12-2007
Aerial view looking north towards the fourth runway. A taxiway and hold apron is visible in the foreground. Photo from December 2007.
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4r-15_aerial_sw_12-2007.jpg
4R-15 Aerial SW 12-2007
Aerial view looking northeast, showing the fourth runway and hold apron in the foreground. The Main Terminal and concourses are visible in the background. Photo from December 2007.
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4R-15 Aerial SW 12-2007
Aerial view looking northeast, showing the fourth runway and hold apron in the foreground. The Main Terminal and concourses are visible in the background. Photo from December 2007.
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4r-16_vehicle_tunnel.jpg
4R-16 Vehicle tunnel 12-2007
Aerial view of a vehicle tunnel under construction. A taxiway will be built over the tunnel. The tunnel will allow operations and emergency vehicles to travel across the airfield more quickly. Photo from December 2007.
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4R-16 Vehicle tunnel 12-2007
Aerial view of a vehicle tunnel under construction. A taxiway will be built over the tunnel. The tunnel will allow operations and emergency vehicles to travel across the airfield more quickly. Photo from December 2007.
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4r-17_aerial_n_12-2007.jpg
4R-17 Aerial N 12-2007
Aerial view looking east of the northern part of the fourth runway. The Dulles cargo facilities and Main Terminal are visible across the background. Photo from December 2007.
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4R-17 Aerial N 12-2007
Aerial view looking east of the northern part of the fourth runway. The Dulles cargo facilities and Main Terminal are visible across the background. Photo from December 2007.
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4r-18_south_end_navaids.jpg
4R-18 South end navaids 2-2008
Ground view looking north, showing navigational aids and the south end of the fourth runway. Photo from February 2008.
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4R-18 South end navaids 2-2008
Ground view looking north, showing navigational aids and the south end of the fourth runway. Photo from February 2008.
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4r-19_south_end_pavement.jpg
4R-19 South end pavement 2-2008
Ground view looking north on the fourth runway at Dulles. This is the location where the "1L" runway label will be applied. Photo from February 2008.
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4R-19 South end pavement 2-2008
Ground view looking north on the fourth runway at Dulles. This is the location where the "1L" runway label will be applied. Photo from February 2008.
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4r-20_w_wide_view_4-2008.jpg
4R-20 W wide aerial 4-2008
Aerial looking east, showing the south end of the fourth runway and hold apron. The airport passenger facilities are visible across the background. Photo from April 2008.
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4r-20_w_wide_view_4-2008.jpg
4R-20 W wide aerial 4-2008
Aerial looking east, showing the south end of the fourth runway and hold apron. The airport passenger facilities are visible across the background. Photo from April 2008.
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4r-21_w_wide_aerial_4-2008.jpg
4R-21 S wide aerial 4-2008
Aerial view of the fourth runway at Dulles and original runway "1L" along the right, before that runway was re-designated "1C" as the center runway. The taxiway adjacent to runway 12/30 is visible at the bottom. Photo from April 2008.
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4r-21_w_wide_aerial_4-2008.jpg
4R-21 S wide aerial 4-2008
Aerial view of the fourth runway at Dulles and original runway "1L" along the right, before that runway was re-designated "1C" as the center runway. The taxiway adjacent to runway 12/30 is visible at the bottom. Photo from April 2008.
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4r-22_txwy_w_and_hold.jpg
4R-22 Txwy W and hold apron 4-2008
Workers constructing taxiway W in the foreground. The fourth runway hold apron is visible just behind, with the Dulles Airport Traffic Control Tower in the background.
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4R-22 Txwy W and hold apron 4-2008
Workers constructing taxiway W in the foreground. The fourth runway hold apron is visible just behind, with the Dulles Airport Traffic Control Tower in the background.
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4r-23_aerial_w_7-2008.jpg
4R-23 Aerial W 7-2008
The southern end of the runway complex is at the bottom of this photo looking east. In the center is the runway hold apron. The airport Concourses are visible in the background. Photo from July 2008.
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4r-23_aerial_w_7-2008.jpg
4R-23 Aerial W 7-2008
The southern end of the runway complex is at the bottom of this photo looking east. In the center is the runway hold apron. The airport Concourses are visible in the background. Photo from July 2008.
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4r-24_aerial_n_7-2008.jpg
4R-24 Aerial N 7-2008
The pavement markings are taking shape on new Runway 1L/19R at Dulles. In the lower right part of this photo the runway will be marked "19R." The runway numbers were officially designated on June 5. Photo from July 2008.
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4R-24 Aerial N 7-2008
The pavement markings are taking shape on new Runway 1L/19R at Dulles. In the lower right part of this photo the runway will be marked "19R." The runway numbers were officially designated on June 5. Photo from July 2008.
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4r-25_aerial_nw_10-2008.jpg
4R-25 Aerial NW 10-2008
Aerial view of the new fourth runway at Dulles, about a month before the runway opened. Photo from October 2008.
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4R-25 Aerial NW 10-2008
Aerial view of the new fourth runway at Dulles, about a month before the runway opened. Photo from October 2008.
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4r-26_aerial_sw_10-2008.jpg
4R-26 Aerial SW 10-2008
Aerial view of the new fourth runway at Dulles, about a month before the runway opened. Photo from October 2008.
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4R-26 Aerial SW 10-2008
Aerial view of the new fourth runway at Dulles, about a month before the runway opened. Photo from October 2008.
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