Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority CEO Jack Potter to retire in early 2027
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Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority President and Chief Executive Officer John E. “Jack” Potter announced he will retire in early 2027.
During his tenure the Authority advanced a $2.4 billion capital program to upgrade Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and a more than $22 billion program to transform Washington Dulles International Airport, completed the Metrorail Silver Line extension to Dulles, and finished Project Journey adding a new concourse and security screening at Reagan National.
Potter also created an Office of Revenue in 2014, which led to significant growth in non‑airline revenue for the Authority.