Danielle White+FollowRDU gets nonstop flights to San Antonio!Travel from Raleigh-Durham just got a major upgrade—Breeze Airways is launching nonstop flights to San Antonio, Madison, and Atlantic City, finally connecting RDU to its most in-demand unserved city. For anyone tired of layovers, this is a game changer, especially with San Antonio being such a popular spot. Breeze is now up to 37 nonstop destinations from RDU, including international routes, and is making RDU its busiest hub. With more choices and less hassle, how do you think this will change travel for folks in the Triangle? #News #RDU #BreezeAirways00Share
boothconnor+FollowWinter storm chaos grounds RDU flightsTravel plans at RDU have been turned upside down as a fierce winter storm sweeps through North Carolina. Hundreds of flights are canceled, leaving travelers stranded for days—some even missing important family events. Airport crews are hustling nonstop to keep at least one runway open, but with major airlines like Frontier, Spirit, United, and JetBlue halting all Sunday flights, the situation is rough. If you’re heading to the airport, double-check your flight and give yourself extra time on icy roads. Has this storm changed how you feel about flying in winter? Share your stories and tips below! #News #RDU #WinterStorm00Share
Lauren Cooper+FollowBig changes coming to RDU parkingRDU travelers, get ready for a major parking shakeup! Economy Lot 4 is closing for good this Friday and will become employee-only, but Economy Lot 3 is set to nearly triple in size, eventually offering about 11,000 spaces. The expansion comes with upgrades like restrooms, solar panels, and EV chargers, rolling out through 2026. This is all part of RDU’s $2.5 billion plan to modernize the airport, including a new runway and expanded terminals. How do you feel about these changes? Will the new amenities and extra spaces make your airport trips smoother, or do you see new headaches ahead? #Transportation #RDU #AirportParking00Share
peterfoster+FollowPlanes bump at RDU—what’s going on?Two planes made unexpected contact at Raleigh-Durham International Airport this morning—an Avelo Airlines jet being towed clipped a parked Southwest plane near Terminal 1. No injuries, but it’s got folks talking about airport safety and what it means for travelers. With so many people flying in and out of RDU, incidents like this hit close to home. Have you ever experienced delays or seen something unusual at the airport? Let’s talk about how these events affect our confidence in air travel and what changes we’d like to see. #Business #Industry #RDU00Share
Robin Long+FollowBig changes coming to RDU Terminal 2RDU is gearing up for a major transformation—starting January 2026, travelers will notice construction in Terminal 2 as part of a $2.5 billion expansion. Expect a temporary wall, some noise, and a bit of a maze, but all ticket counters and security lanes will stay open. The goal? Shorter lines, more space for international arrivals, and a smoother experience overall. If you’re flying out of RDU in the next few years, plan ahead and give yourself a little extra time. What do you think—will these upgrades make your travel less stressful or just add to the chaos? #News #RDU #AirportExpansion00Share
ethanconner+FollowBig parking changes coming to RDU in 2026Starting January 2, 2026, travelers at Raleigh-Durham International Airport will have one less parking option—Economy 4 is switching to employee-only use. The good news? Economy 3 is getting a major upgrade, with 7,000 new spaces, a customer amenity building, solar panels, and EV chargers rolling out in phases through 2026. If you usually park at Economy 4, it’s time to plan ahead and maybe adjust your route. Anyone else wondering how this will affect your airport routine? Share your thoughts or parking tips below! #News #RDU #TravelTips00Share
Jason Wells+FollowRaleigh-Durham flyers get a gin upgradeTravelers passing through RDU can now enjoy a seriously elevated cocktail experience—Conniption Cocktails & Cuisine just opened in Terminal 2, and it’s shaking up what we expect from airport bars. This local Durham distillery is serving up their award-winning gins (think bold botanicals and smooth flavors) and even offers their signature Subzero Martinis straight from the freezer. It’s not just about the drinks, either—the food menu runs from breakfast to dinner, making it a legit spot to relax before your flight. Has anyone tried it yet? What’s your go-to airport drink? #Food #RDU #DurhamDistillery00Share
Robin Long+FollowMeasles alert at RDU: What travelers need to knowA recent measles case passed through Raleigh-Durham International Airport’s Terminal 2 last week, raising concerns for anyone who was there early on Dec. 10. Even though there’s no ongoing risk at RDU, measles is extremely contagious and can linger in the air for hours. If you or your family were at Terminal 2 between 4 and 8 a.m. that day, keep an eye out for symptoms like high fever, cough, or rash through Jan. 1. This is a good reminder to double-check your MMR vaccine status—especially with cases on the rise nationwide. How do you feel about vaccination and travel safety right now? #News #RDU #Measles00Share
Jennifer Rojas+FollowRaleigh–Durham’s airport is finally getting a major upgradeNo more crowding around a single baggage belt at RDU! After years of frustration, Raleigh–Durham International Airport is launching a $2.5 billion expansion that will totally transform Terminal 2. The new design means more space for international arrivals, faster customs, and a much smoother baggage claim experience. Plus, the ticketing hall is getting a huge stretch, and new parking and traffic fixes are on the way. With construction starting soon and the first phase opening in 2029, this is set to make travel way easier for everyone in the Triangle. What’s your biggest airport pet peeve? #News #RDU #AirportExpansion51Share
boothconnor+FollowRDU loses its only nonstop to BermudaIsland escapes from Raleigh just got trickier—BermudAir is ending its nonstop flights from RDU to Bermuda in January, barely seven months after launching the route. The airline says demand just wasn’t strong enough to keep it going, which is a real letdown for anyone who loved the idea of a quick, direct getaway. It’s a reminder of how tough it is for new airlines to keep niche international routes alive in places like the Triangle. Have you ever flown this route, or do you think there’s still a need for more direct international flights from RDU? #News #RDU #Bermuda00Share
