Airports board talks secretly about being open

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The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority met behind closed doors Wednesday to talk about how it could be more open with the public. The meeting came after months of accusations from Virginia officials that the authority is secretive and “dysfunctional.”

The private meeting ran about 30 minutes past its allotted time, but when officials finally emerged, they would say only that they had asked the board’s lawyer and secretary to examine the authority’s bylaws and “submit any proposed amendments” to a board committee.

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