President Donald Trump on Wednesday unveiled plans for a renovation of Dulles International Airport in the Oval Office. Trump detailed the plans alongside Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby, Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority’s President and CEO Jack Potter, and board member Trent Morris. Trump called the project “very exciting to me as a builder, somebody that builds lots of big, nice projects before I got here.” Potter noted that the funding for renovation will be supplied by United Airlines, other airlines and the Airports Authority, so it will not require federal money. Trump said the renovation is expected to cause “very little” disruption to flights.