Washington Dulles International Airport

Washington Dulles International Airport is the international gateway for the Washington, DC region to the world.  

Dulles serves as a hub for both domestic and international passenger and cargo traffic.  

Dulles has one of the largest airport campuses on the East Coast at 11,830 acres (4,787 hectares) with great opportunities for continued growth.

A unique feature is the largest on-airport fuel farm directly connected to the major pipeline serving the East Coast from the U.S. Gulf, enabling much lower fuel handling costs than other East Coast airports.

Number of Terminals:

Main Terminal for Ticketing, Baggage Claim & limited passenger gates; 4 Concourses for Passenger Operations

Urban population:

8.5 Million in the Washington-Baltimore Region (CSA)

Total Catchment Population:

10 Million within a 2-hour drive

Number of Runways:

4 Runways: 1L/9R - 9,400 feet; 1C/19C -11,500 feet; 1R/19L - 11,500 feet; 12/30 - 10,500 feet.

Length of main runway (m):

3505.2 meters

Operational Opening Hours:

24 hours

Ownership:

Owned by U.S. DOT; Managed by Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority

Number of Direct Destinations:

As of March 2013: 49 international and 86 domestic US

List of Top 5 airlines:

Dom: United, Delta, American, Southwest & JetBlue; Intl: United, Lufthansa, Avianca/TACA,British Airways, ANA

Passenger Numbers (mppa):

CY 2012: 22.4 Million; 6.7 Intl; 15.7 Dom

Cargo Tonnes (p.a.):

CY 2012: 267,865 tonnes

Number of Serving Airlines:

25 International; 8 Domestic US

Aircraft Parking Stands:

16 Hardstand Locations