Reagan National Airport

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Status at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport
(Updated January 16, 2006 ):

Welcome to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport located in Arlington County, Virginia just 4 miles from downtown Washington DC.

Some Facts About Reagan National:

 

Official Airport Designator: DCA
Annual Passengers: 17.8 Million in 2005
Airlines Serving Reagan National: 12
Destinations: Nonstop service to 70 destinations

What's New:

Notice to America West customers at Reagan National:
Beginning Wednesday, November 30, there will be a change in the location of the America West ticket counter at Reagan National Airport. Customers checking in for America West flights will use the US Airways ticket counter, which is located near Door #4 on the Ticketing/Departures level. The America West ticket counter near Door #2 will be closed as part of the airline’s merger with US Airways.

New Security Screening Procedures at the Airport:
TSA has implemented changes to the Passenger Security Screening Procedures. These changes include:

  • Small scissors with a cutting edge of four inches or less, and certain tools of seven inches or less are permitted in carry-on luggage beginning December 22, 2005.
     
  • All cigarette lighters and knives remain prohibited from carry-on luggage.
     
  • Passengers may be selected for random additional screening which may include explosive screening of shoes, hand-wanding of passengers, carry-on bag searches, or pat downs. The pat-down procedures have also been refined.

 

 

Dulles International Airport

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Status at Washington Dulles International Airport:
(Updated January 17, 2006)

Welcome to Washington Dulles International Airport located in Dulles, Virginia, approximately 26 miles from downtown Washington, D.C.

Some Facts About Dulles:

Official Airport Designator: IAD
Annual Passengers: 27 million in 2005
Airlines Serving Dulles: 39
Destinations: Nonstop service to 114 destinations (37 international)

What's New:

MAXjet started service from Dulles on April 3, 2006.

Pedestrian Tunnel Closures to and from Daily Garage 1

A maintenance project at Washington Dulles International Airport will affect pedestrians traveling between Daily Garage 1 and the Main Terminal.  Nightly work beginning April 2, 2006 will force overnight closures of the underground pedestrian tunnel which connects the two facilities.  The tunnel will close each evening at 10:00 p.m. and re-open the next morning at 5:00 a.m.

Passengers should use the Parking Shuttle to travel this route during closure hours.  The shuttles operate around the clock.  Additional signage will be in place to guide the way.

Dulles Corridor Proposal

The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority and the Commonwealth of Virginia have agreed to a Memorandum of Understanding regarding the future of the Dulles Corridor. For more information, please click here.

Cell Phone Waiting Area

Drivers arriving at Washington Dulles International Airport have a new option when waiting to pick up passengers. A Cell Phone Waiting Area located on the airport provides an alternative to circling the Main Terminal. This free waiting area offers a place to park until the phone rings. Click here for more information

New Security Screening Procedures at the Airport:
TSA has implemented changes to the Passenger Security Screening Procedures. These changes include:

  • Small scissors with a cutting edge of four inches or less, and certain tools of seven inches or less are permitted in carry-on luggage beginning December 22, 2005.

     
  • All cigarette lighters and knives remain prohibited from carry-on luggage.

     
  • Passengers may be selected for random additional screening which may include explosive screening of shoes, hand-wanding of passengers, carry-on bag searches, or pat downs. The pat-down procedures have also been refined.

 

 

Stafford Regional Airport

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Flight Plan Information
Airport Identifier:  RMN   DME 111.1
Unicom: 122.725 Latitude: 38 23 38
Ground
Communication
Outlet:		 135.075
4 clicks = Quantico
6 clicks = Potomac 		Longitude: 77 27 33
AWOS III: 126.325
Dial in 540-657-8283		 Sectional Chart: Washington
Localizer: 108.75  

Designed to maximize the safe and efficient movement of aircraft, the Stafford Regional Airport facility includes a 5000-foot by 100-foot instrument runway with full parallel taxiways, Jet-A and Av-Gas fuel storage facilities, and 25 acres of paved aircraft parking aprons.

The 550-acre facilities can accommodate 75,000 annual operations and 100 based aircraft, including corporate business jets, with gross weights up to 70,000 pounds and wing spans up to 80 feet.

An additional 25 acres of rough-graded finished lots are available for lease development of individual, corporate and T-hangar aircraft storage buildings and other aviation related business facilities.

The ultimate build-out of the Stafford Regional Airport includes: a contemporary comfortable terminal building, full precision instrument approach capabilities and the expansion of all aviation support facilities.

The Stafford Regional Airport is owned and operated by the Stafford Regional Airport Authority - an independent authority comprised of representatives from Stafford and Prince William Counties, and the City of Fredericksburg.

The Authority, along with the Virginia Department of Aviation and the FAA have worked tirelessly since 1989 to bring the Stafford Regional Airport to fruition - a labor of love, dedicated to general aviation and the economic development of the Region.

 

Manassas Regional Airport

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Established at its present location in 1964, the Manassas Regional Airport is the largest general aviation airport in Virginia. This section provides an historical look at the airport, general information about airport facilities and operations, maps and directions, and links to other useful transportation-related sites.

Mission Statement

The Manassas Regional Airport will be an aerial “gateway” for businesses coming to or from the City of Manassas and surrounding Prince William County, furnishing an essential tool in furthering the economic progress of the City. Our mission is to provide a safe airport environment, unmatched customer service and modern aviation facilities, all in the most fiscally prudent manner.

Contact Us

Manassas Regional Airport      

PO Box 560                              

Manassas, VA  20108     

(703) 361-1882                    

   

Richmond International Airport

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Gateway to Central Virginia

Richmond International Airport is the gateway to central Virginia. Richmond International Airport has evolved into one of the most modern and well-equipped airports in the eastern United States. Located seven miles southeast of Richmond, the Capital of Virginia, and within an hour drive of historic Williamsburg and a two hour drive from Washington, D.C., the Blue Ridge Mountains, and Virginia Beach, Richmond International Airport is your hub to tourist attractions in Virginia.

Eight air carriers currently serve Richmond International Airport with non-stop flights to 22 destinations and connecting flights to destinations worldwide. Nearly 2.9 million passengers used Richmond International Airport in 2005 and that number continues to grow, as does the amount of air service being provided.

To help accommodate the current and proposed increase in passengers and air service, Richmond International Airport has embarked on a major expansion program. To date, expansion efforts at Richmond International Airport have increased the total number of gates, increased parking spaces to 8,000 and created a new terminal roadway and air traffic control tower. Current projects at the Richmond International Airport include the construction on the new terminal building featuring upper level departures and lower level arrivals, the construction of a central utility plant and the widening of the security check points. Construction on the new two-level terminal is set for completion in spring 2007.

Richmond International Airport also experienced a dramatic increase in cargo activities over the past 10 years. In 2005, Richmond International Airport handled over 111 million pounds of cargo. Cargo services offered at Richmond International Airport include over 100,000 s.f. of warehouse/office space and 1,000,000 s.f. of apron space. The entire airport is designated a Foreign Trade Zone.

Phone Numbers For Richmond International Airport

  • Main Switchboard (804) 226-3000

  • Emergency (804) 226-0001

  • Airport Badging (804) 226-3056

  • Lost and Found (804) 226-3056

  • TDD (804) 226-3056

  • Parking Services (804) 236-4030