Main Terminal / Concourses at Washington Reagan National DCA Airport
Passenger Terminal Layout of Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, Passenger Pickup Areas, and 'Catching the Metrorail'.
Reagan Washington National Airport has a very large passenger terminal, divided into three sections, referred to as: Terminal A (forming the semi-circle at its east-end) and 3-level Terminals B & C. Its Concourse level is on level 2. No shuttles are needed transferring between terminals. If you arrive at the Airport via Metrorail, you will arrive at Terminals B & C via enclosed pedestrian bridge.
Note that Reagan National Airport does not have a US Customs facility; therefore, passengers from Canada, the Bahamas, Aruba & Bermuda must clear customs at the airport of their departure.
TSA has an expanded TSA Pre-Check for active-duty military members and for eligible passengers of Delta Airlines.
Passenger Pickup Areas: Other than parking your car in the Cell Phone Waiting Area and awaiting your call for pickup at the curb, you have the following options to pick up a passenger closest to the arrivals gate:
(a) Gates 1-9 of Terminal A: use Daily Garage A, with underground walkway to terminal; Gates 10-45 of Terminal B or C: use Hourly Garage B or C, take elevated walkways to concourse level and go down one level to Arrivals.
(b) Meet passengers outside security screening of: Gates 1-9 on main level of Terminal A; Gates 10-22 at south end of T-B, concourse level; Gates 23-34 at center of T-B/C, concourse level; and Gates 35-45 at north end of T-C, concourse level.
TSA Pre-Check is now available to US Military members with CAC cards and to Global Entry participants. For participating airlines and more information visit tsa.gov/what_we_do/escreening.shtm
Terminal A of Reagan Washington National is presently served by Air Cananda, AirTran, Frontier, JetBlue, Southwest, & Sun Country. On the main level are baggage claim, ticket counters and security check leading to gateway with gates 1 to 9.
Terminal B of Reagan Washington National is presently served by Alaska, Delta /Delta Connection/ Delta Shuttle & United airlines using gates 10-34. At the south end of Terminal B, on the Concourse level (a level down from the Departures level) and beyond security check, is gateway to gates 10 to 22 - After security check in the center between Concourses B & C, is the Departures level with gates 23-34 - presently served by American, American Eagle, United & US Airways.
Terminal C of Reagan Washington National is presently served by US Airways /USAirways Express & US Airways Shuttle, using gates 35-45. One level below the Departures level, on the Concourse level and beyond the Security checkpoint at (a) the center of Terminal B/C is gateway to gates 23 to 34; and (b) the north end of Terminal C is gateway to gates 35 to 45.
Amenities and services inside the terminals: Free WiFi intrnet access is available throughout the terminal complex. The 'National Hall' between Terminals B & C houses high-quality shops and eateries under soaring windows and 54 'Jeffersonian' domes that mirror the capital’s trademark architecture. A Chevy Chase Bank branch is at National Hall, Terminal B, and its ATM machines in Terminal B (2 on main level, 2 on baggage claim level), and at post-security of North, Center & South piers. Travelex Currency Exchange is in the National Hall North. (tel. 703-417-301).
Other amenities and services include: Information counters (703-417-8000); Customer Service Centers in Terminals B & C offer foreign currency exchange; high-speed internet throughout the terminals; a chapel/meditation room is at the south end of Terminal B, at concourse level; paging is available at Information and Travelers Aid counters; a USO Lounge is at Terminal A, main level (703-417-8876); and shoe shine, lost & found and hotel information are available.
Catching the Metrorail: The Metrorail system, with five separate lines, serves mainly areas within the Washington Belt (and a bit beyond), and has an elevated Metrorail station on the concourse level of Terminals B & C, with ticket dispensers at station entrances. Terminal B & C passengers can use one of the two enclosed pedestrian bridges on the concourse level connecting directly to the station, while Terminal A passengers must exit the terminal leading to the outside curb and board there the ‘Airport Shuttle’ bus for parking garages B & C, stops 3 or 5, and from there access the enclosed pedestrian bridge to the Metrorail station.
Reagan Washington National Airport has a very large passenger terminal, divided into three sections, referred to as: Terminal A (forming the semi-circle at its east-end) and 3-level Terminals B & C. Its Concourse level is on level 2. No shuttles are needed transferring between terminals. If you arrive at the Airport via Metrorail, you will arrive at Terminals B & C via enclosed pedestrian bridge.
Note that Reagan National Airport does not have a US Customs facility; therefore, passengers from Canada, the Bahamas, Aruba & Bermuda must clear customs at the airport of their departure.
TSA has an expanded TSA Pre-Check for active-duty military members and for eligible passengers of Delta Airlines.
Passenger Pickup Areas: Other than parking your car in the Cell Phone Waiting Area and awaiting your call for pickup at the curb, you have the following options to pick up a passenger closest to the arrivals gate:
(a) Gates 1-9 of Terminal A: use Daily Garage A, with underground walkway to terminal; Gates 10-45 of Terminal B or C: use Hourly Garage B or C, take elevated walkways to concourse level and go down one level to Arrivals.
(b) Meet passengers outside security screening of: Gates 1-9 on main level of Terminal A; Gates 10-22 at south end of T-B, concourse level; Gates 23-34 at center of T-B/C, concourse level; and Gates 35-45 at north end of T-C, concourse level.
TSA Pre-Check is now available to US Military members with CAC cards and to Global Entry participants. For participating airlines and more information visit tsa.gov/what_we_do/escreening.shtm
Terminal A of Reagan Washington National is presently served by Air Cananda, AirTran, Frontier, JetBlue, Southwest, & Sun Country. On the main level are baggage claim, ticket counters and security check leading to gateway with gates 1 to 9.
Terminal B of Reagan Washington National is presently served by Alaska, Delta /Delta Connection/ Delta Shuttle & United airlines using gates 10-34. At the south end of Terminal B, on the Concourse level (a level down from the Departures level) and beyond security check, is gateway to gates 10 to 22 - After security check in the center between Concourses B & C, is the Departures level with gates 23-34 - presently served by American, American Eagle, United & US Airways.
Terminal C of Reagan Washington National is presently served by US Airways /USAirways Express & US Airways Shuttle, using gates 35-45. One level below the Departures level, on the Concourse level and beyond the Security checkpoint at (a) the center of Terminal B/C is gateway to gates 23 to 34; and (b) the north end of Terminal C is gateway to gates 35 to 45.
Amenities and services inside the terminals: Free WiFi intrnet access is available throughout the terminal complex. The 'National Hall' between Terminals B & C houses high-quality shops and eateries under soaring windows and 54 'Jeffersonian' domes that mirror the capital’s trademark architecture. A Chevy Chase Bank branch is at National Hall, Terminal B, and its ATM machines in Terminal B (2 on main level, 2 on baggage claim level), and at post-security of North, Center & South piers. Travelex Currency Exchange is in the National Hall North. (tel. 703-417-301).
Other amenities and services include: Information counters (703-417-8000); Customer Service Centers in Terminals B & C offer foreign currency exchange; high-speed internet throughout the terminals; a chapel/meditation room is at the south end of Terminal B, at concourse level; paging is available at Information and Travelers Aid counters; a USO Lounge is at Terminal A, main level (703-417-8876); and shoe shine, lost & found and hotel information are available.
Catching the Metrorail: The Metrorail system, with five separate lines, serves mainly areas within the Washington Belt (and a bit beyond), and has an elevated Metrorail station on the concourse level of Terminals B & C, with ticket dispensers at station entrances. Terminal B & C passengers can use one of the two enclosed pedestrian bridges on the concourse level connecting directly to the station, while Terminal A passengers must exit the terminal leading to the outside curb and board there the ‘Airport Shuttle’ bus for parking garages B & C, stops 3 or 5, and from there access the enclosed pedestrian bridge to the Metrorail station.
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