Month of performances, shopping and dining specials, giveaways and more to celebrate the airport's 75th anniversary on June 16.

Reagan National and Dulles International will each have at least one runway open for flight operations beginning Monday morning, January 25. We expect airlines to operate limited flight schedules at both airports throughout the day on Monday. Passengers should check with their airlines for information about their specific flights.

The National Park Service and the Federal Highway Administration will perform maintenance and safety improvements to two bridges that connect Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport to the George Washington Memorial Parkway. 

Dulles and Reagan Announce Latest Round of New Stores and Restaurants

Jazz Performances at Dulles International and Reagan National for All to Enjoy

Phase II to begin October 26th

Today's announcement by the Department of Transportation of additional service to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is welcome news. The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority looks forward to increasing our service to the community and to our nation. The Authority appreciates all those who have worked hard to bring this increase in air service to the region.

Beginning on Tuesday, July 15th all passengers flying out of Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport will now be required by the Transportation Security Administration to show a boarding pass and photo identification at the security screening checkpoints. This requirement is already in place at Washington Dulles International Airport and many airports across the country as the TSA implements new security requirements.

 Parking Expected to be Heavily Used As Passengers Increase at Reagan National AirportDrivers Asked to Call Ahead

 The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority will conduct an emergency exercise at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on Saturday, September 18 from 9 a.m. to approximately 11 a.m. A river rescue exercise, featuring rescue boats and individuals being pulled from the Potomac River will also be part of the exercise. A simulated aircraft accident will test the Airport’s emergency operations plan and provide hands-on training to airport and mutual aid emergency response personnel.

The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority has opened several “pet relief areas” at Ronald Reagan Washington National and Washington Dulles International Airports. These areas give travelers a new option when their pet or service animal needs a bathroom break while at the airport. The typical layout of each pet relief area at Dulles includes a mockup of a fire hydrant placed on artificial “K-9 grass” in a fenced-in area. The grass was developed to be paw-friendly to our four-legged friends and easy to maintain.

Drivers: Use the Hourly Parking Garages for Dropoffs/Pickups to Avoid Severe Delays

Free wireless internet is now available as an added customer service

The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority will debut two new exhibits at Dulles International and Reagan National airports as part of its Arts Program. The exhibit “America!” focuses on panoramic landscape scenes from around the nation taken by members of the American Society of Photographers. “America!” will be on display until April 30, 2013, in the Gateway Gallery at Washington Dulles International Airport (in the connecting walkway between the AeroTrain C-Gates and the C Concourse).

Convenient payment options now available; more improvements coming soon

Black History Month Event Showcases Morgan Monceaux’s Unique Art and Style

More Than 20 Additional New Stores and Restaurants Coming to Washington’s Airports, Including Major Redesign of Food Courts at Reagan National’s B/C Gates

New smartphone payments, online ‘reservation’ system, more garage spaces and new short-term lot, expand choices and conveniences