Start with your airports.
Choose Dulles (IAD), Reagan National (DCA), or both when the list opens.
YOUR AIRPORTS. YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE.
A big trip shouldn’t need a big airfare. We’re building a local flight deal newsletter for people who call the DC area home.
Explore the launch listDulles + Reagan National. Newsletter opening soon.
THE IDEA IS SIMPLE
A thoughtful shortlist, starting close to home. Here’s what we’re preparing for launch.
Choose Dulles (IAD), Reagan National (DCA), or both when the list opens.
We’ll review dates, stops, baggage and fare restrictions so you can weigh the whole trip.
Use the itinerary details to search and book directly. Always check the final fare before paying.
A LITTLE MORE SELECTIVE
A cheaper seat can come with a long layover or extra bag fees. We’re building our picks around the complete itinerary, with clear cabin labels and the conditions you’ll want to know before you book.
When we cite savings, we’ll explain the comparison. When Google Flights labels a price historically low, we’ll attribute that context. A promising price without a supported comparison is a spotlight, without a savings claim.
THE LAUNCH LIST
Newsletter signup is opening soon. We’re getting the details ready before we welcome your inbox.
We aren’t collecting email addresses yet. Check back here for the launch.
Planned at launch: free to join, at most two deal emails a week, and an unsubscribe link in every deal email.
BEFORE YOU PACK
Not yet. This is a preview of Capital Departures. Signup will open here after the email service is ready.
Washington Dulles International (IAD) and Ronald Reagan Washington National (DCA). You’ll be able to choose either airport or both.
Capital Departures is an independent newsletter, with no airline affiliation. We don’t sell tickets or take bookings. You’ll check prices and book with the airline or your chosen booking provider.
No. Prices and availability can change quickly. Check the exact dates, cabin, stops, baggage rules and final total before booking. The Lisbon photograph is destination inspiration, not an advertised fare.