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14 Δεκ 2023 · Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) is the best airport to fly into to visit Washington, D.C. Even though it’s technically located in Arlington, Virginia, Reagan National is only 3 miles from D.C., which makes it by far the closest airport.
Pick up your one-way RV rental in Boston, New York City or Washington, D.C. and travel south toward the Florida sunshine. Take a stop in Atlantic City, New Jersey for some gaming fun, or relax for a day along the beautiful historic beaches of South Carolina.
22 Απρ 2020 · If you’re planning a trip to Washington D.C. or the surrounding area, I’ll break down which airport you should fly into with a comparison of Dulles vs Reagan vs BWI, and give you some tips on what to consider before booking your next flight.
Answer 1 of 15: Since the distance we want to cover for our road trip is great, we are considering either flying (one way) to a location (Seattle or Vegas) and them renting a car and driving home. Or conversely, renting a car near our home and driving to an airport...
1. Re: Is a one hr. layover enough at IAD? 7 years ago. A lot depends on which airlines you would be flying and, therefore, which terminal you would arrive at and which terminal you'd need to get to. Personally, I would not accept a one hour layover. Too much can go wrong. Report inappropriate content. IrishFan. Maryland.
Between access to the metro, proximity to different cities, better airlines, and ease of use, there’s no simple answer to “Which Washington DC area airport should I fly into?” And there are different answers to “which DC airport is most convenient?”
