Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Washington

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is a tourist attraction, one of the Airports in Washington, United States. It is located: 16 km from Glassmanor, 16 km from Alexandria, 610 km from Philadelphia.

Information

Location

, N38°51'7", W77°2'15". Get directions

Contact

Telephone: (703) 417-8000

Website: www.flyreagan.com

Open hours

Mon-Sun 24 Hours

References

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) on Foursquare
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on Facebook

Why hello there, D.C. — DesireIsComplicated @ Flickr

Golden Ceiling — assortedstuff @ Flickr

Delta Flight Operations -- Reagan National Airport (DCA) 2015 — Ron Cogswell @ Flickr

Christmas Tree at Reagan National Airport (DCA) — thumeco @ Flickr

U.S. Flag -- Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) December 2015 — Ron Cogswell @ Flickr

So is juxtaposition. — kate.gardiner @ Flickr

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport

JawshBeavz @ Flickr

IMG_9855 — SounderBruce @ Flickr

It looks as a chapel! But is an airport! #architecture #airport #washingtondc #style — Xico2005 @ Flickr

joshuarosenbloom @ Flickr

IMG_9852_stitch — SounderBruce @ Flickr

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David Derrick

15 August 2014

If you have a choice flying into a DC airport Reagan ought to be your first choice. Easy metro accessibility, much smaller than Dulles and BWI, and it's large airy main building is visually stunning!

Derek Gaskins

22 July 2018

They are always remodeling and upgrading. Great urban airport with fast security gates and check-in. My favorite airport anywhere.

ᴡᴡᴡ.Bob.pwho.ru Erickson

27 January 2018

It's convenient and nearby downtown DC. Reasonably priced fast food and clean lavatories, too. Much better than Dulles or BWI.

David Pearson

29 October 2013

There's a nice little museum in the old Terminal A. It covers the history of the airport's location (originally Abingdon Plantation) and the evolution of the airport.

Grant Allen

5 April 2013

Pay the $100, have an interview and get GlobalAccess. Even if you're not an int'l freq flyer it will get you a Known Traveler # and you'll be rolling through TSA PreCheck before you know it.

Josh R.

3 October 2012

If going through security at Terminal A, if both security queue look equal length initially, take the left one. The right queue curls as it gets closer to the x-ray machine, thus making it longer.

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