Washington, United States
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport opened in 1941. It is operated by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA).
In 2023, the airport served over 25 million passengers. Its IATA code is DCA.
The airport is known for its close proximity to downtown Washington, D.C. and its restrictions on long-distance flights.
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport has 4 terminals: Terminal A, Terminal B, Terminal C, and Terminal D. Terminal A has 9 gates (1-9).
Terminals B and C are connected and house most major airlines; they have 35 gates (10-45 and 23-34 respectively). Terminal D, the newest, has 16 gates (46-59).
The airport has a total of 60 gates. A $1 billion project, Project Journey, completed in 2021, added a new concourse (Concourse E) to Terminal D and consolidated security checkpoints.
Short-term parking: $6 per hour, $36 per day. Garages A, B, and C offer hourly and daily rates. Economy parking: $17 per day. Valet parking is temporarily unavailable. Pre-booking is available through the airport's website: https://www.flyreagan.com/parking-transportation/parking