Nearby Airports by Distance

Marshall International located between Baltimore and Washington, is a very busy Airport with domestic, international and commuter airline services. It also offers the most low-cost flights. Reagan Airport, located in Arlington, right across the Potomac River and Washington, D.C., on the other hand, offers only flights within a 1,250 mile radius of Washington D.C. and to Denver, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Salt Lake City and Seattle. Washington Dulles, another very busy airport located in Chantilly, Virginia, may be more accessible to residents in that area--it serves both international and domestic airlines. Hagertstown, like Marshall Airport, is located in Maryland, and serves Cape Air with flights to Martha's Vineyard and the Virgin Islands; and by Allegiant Air to Orlando Sanford. Lancaster Airport in Pennsylvania offers five daily flights into Marshall Airport via Cape Air.

1. Baltimore/Washington Marshall International Airport (BWI), about 10 miles outside of Baltimore, Maryland, is surrounded by highways I-695, 295, 100, I-97, and I-195 (directly into the terminal). The Airport is between Baltimore and Washington, D.C., and serves both metropolitan areas. 14 major airlines, plus commuter and charter airlines, serve BWI airport with domestic and overseas destinations. As a low-cost alternative to other airports in the region, the number of passengers using Baltimore airport has dramatically increased, putting a strain on existing terminal, roadway and parking facilities and necessitating constant upkeep. One recent addition is a free cell phone lot for easy passenger pickup.

2. Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport DCA --28.2 miles from Baltimore Marshall-- is located in Arlington, Virginia--across the Potomac River and the Nation's capital, Washington, D.C. It is situated on GW Memorial Parkway and connected to US Route 1 by airport viaduct (or State 233); I-395 is just north of DCA Airport and accessible by GW Parkway and Route 1. The Airport, which served 18 million passengers in 2008, has four terminals, T-A, the combined T-B/T-C, and a cargo terminal. Terminal A is currently undergoing renovation to restore its original architecture. Terminal B/C features a 'National Hall' of high-quality shops and eateries under soaring windows and 54 'Jeffersonian' domes that mirror the capital's trademark architecture. This terminal also offers direct access to the Metro, D.C.'s efficient subway system, making it easy to access downtown D.C. and beyond. With four runways, and primarily serving as a short-haul airport, Reagan National DCA airport offers nonstop service to destinations no farther than a 1,250 mile perimeter from Washington, D.C. with the exception of daily flights to Denver, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Salt Lake City and Seattle.

3. Washington Dulles International Airport IAD --44.4 miles from Baltimore Marshall-- is located in Chantilly, Virginia, and is 26 miles west of downtown Washington, D.C., the Nation's Capitol. The airport is connected to the region's highway system via a 16-mile Airport Access Highway. A new highway ramp from the Eastbound Dulles Greenway now provides direct access to Dulles International Airport. The entrance to the new ramp is located just beyond the Main Greenway Toll Plaza.. At present the Airport has four runways and is served by a multitude of domestic and international airlines offering direct and connecting flights to all points of the globe. Commercial planes operate from midfield concourses A, B, C and D and Z-gates connected to the Main Terminal. For the frequent traveler (at least twice a month) the new checkpoint downstairs on the Arrivals Level of the Main Terminal, adjacent to Baggage Claim 7 (see the diamond sign with a person in the middle) will get you through the security screening process quickly. This new service will also help to reduce waiting time at the Main Passenger Screening Checkpoint. The International Arrivals building is undergoing extensive expansion; this project is expected to be completed by late 2011.

4. Hagerstown Regional Airport HGR --63.7 miles from Baltimore Marshall-- is located on Route 11, about three miles north of Hagerstown, Maryland. At present, Cape Air offers daily scheduled flights, while the low-fare air carrier Allegiant offers twice-a-week scheduled flights to Orlando-Sanford with a complete vacation package. If you are being dropped off or being picked up, your vehicle can pull right up to the front door of the terminal. Short- and long-term parking is available right across the street from the terminal and its exit leads to a simple road without confusing merging traffic patterns--saving you time and aggravation. Three rental car agencies do business at the Airport. To get from the Airport to your destination you can take either the Washington County Commuter Bus making regular stops at the airport and offering curb-to-curb service for persons with disabilities; use your hotel's free shuttle service; or take the Downtown Taxi (240-625-9920) to get you anywhere you want to go in the 4-state region.

5. Lancaster Airport LNS --64.5 miles from Baltimore Marshall--is located about 6 miles north of the city of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, at the intersection of Route 501/Lititz Pike and Airport Road and right in the heart of Pennsylvania-Dutch Country, with easy access from Route 30, Route 283 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Presently the only commercial Airline is Cape Air, offering five round trip flights daily to all Legacy carriers at the Baltimore/Washington BWI Airport, with connections around the world. Charter flights take passengers to Orlando, Florida, and Air taxi charters are also available. The passenger terminal has a full-service Italian restaurant and rental car desks for Hertz and Avis. The Airport offers unlimited free parking.

6. Harrisburg International Airport MDT --66.6 miles from Baltimore Marshall--is located outside of the capital city of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, with clearly marked access to Interstates 83 and 283, the Pennsylvania Turnpike, State Route 230 and the Capital Beltway. Opened in 2004, is an easy-to-navigate airport that efficiently meets today's strict security standards. The Y-shaped terminal building has information, ticketing and baggage claim on the first level, and security checkpoints, concessions, and 6 boarding gates (on either side) on the second level, with access to the garage via skybridge. Terminal amenities also include WiFi and internet kiosks and a Frequent Flyer Club. The Airport is presently served by six major airlines offering daily non-stop flights to 13 destinations, with connections around the world. Harrisburg MDT airport also boasts an Òinter-modal transportation facility - not to be mistaken for a mere parking garage! This four-story facility handles all forms of ground transportation. The top three levels provide 2,504 parking places for Short-Term (hourly and daily), and Long-Term parking. (The economy lot for long-term parking is at the end of Airport Drive.) The first level of the facility accommodates all limos, taxis, hotel shuttles, public and charter buses, plus the rental car ready/return lot. On the second floor of the lobby area, climate-controlled moving sidewalks connect to the aerial walkway leading directly into the terminal building. The first-floor lobby area houses six rental car counters, restrooms, flight, and bus information displays, and a seating area displaying regional tourism and vacation planning materials.