Washington, D.C.: Area Airports Prep For Hurricane Sandy

 WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) - Area airports are preparing for weather impacts related to Hurricane Sandy, according to the Airports Authority.

Dulles International and Ronald Reagan Washington National are working with airlines to make sure items on the airfield are secure, testing backup generators and clearing storm drains in advance of the storm.

Passengers should check with their airline about any flight delays or adjustments to rebooking policies.

The Airports Authority will update the official Twitter account @dcairports about storm preparation and will retweet airlines as they make changes related to Hurricane Sandy.