The busiest airport in the Washington metropolitan area, serving as a key domestic hub for the U.S. capital region.
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) is located five miles south of downtown Washington, D.C., in Arlington, Virginia. It is the closest major airport to the U.S. capital and serves as a primary gateway for domestic flights, with limited international service to destinations with U.S. preclearance facilities.
38.85222, -77.03778
Passenger traffic increased by 3.3% in 2024, reaching a new record high over the previous year.[3]
11,000
Workers include airline staff, ground operations, concessions, security, and airport authority personnel.
Recent terminal upgrades and airfield improvements are designed to optimize passenger flow and accommodate future demand.
Deployment of biometric screening and advanced security systems enhances efficiency and safety for travelers.
Implementation of energy-efficient infrastructure and expanded recycling programs supports environmental stewardship.
Coordinate with federal agencies to address regulatory requirements and secure ongoing infrastructure funding.
Continue phased modernization of terminals and airfield to improve capacity and operational resilience.
Expand sustainable practices, including green building standards and alternative energy adoption, to meet environmental targets.
