List of Airlines at (IAD) airport

 

The following is a list of airlines serving Dulles airport - Washington D.C. (IAD)

The passenger terminal complex at Dulles Airport consists of a large main passenger terminal, renowned for its curved roof, with connecting Z gates, and two parallel buildings. The first building houses gates A (west) and gates B (east), while the second houses gates C (west) and gates D (east). To the right of the Main Terminal is the International Arrivals Building.

List of airlines that operate in Dulles:

Aer Lingus Tel: 800-474-7424
Air Canada Tel: 888-247-2262
Air France Tel: 800-237-2747
Air India Tel: 888-634-1407
Alaska Airlines Tel: 800-252-7522
Allegiant Tel: 702-851-7300
American Airlines Tel: 800-433-7300
All Nippon Airways Tel: 800-235-9262
Austrian Tel: 800-843-0002
Avianca Airlines Tel: 800-284-2622
British Airways Tel: 800-247-9297
Brussels Airlines Tel: 866-308-2230
Copa Airlines Tel: 800-359-2672
Delta Tel: 800-221-1212
Egyptair Tel: 800-334-6787
Emirates Tel: 800-777-3999
Ethiopian Airlines Tel: 800-445-2733
Etihad Airways Tel: 877-690-0767
Frontier Tel: 800-432-1359
Iberia Tel: 800-772-4642
Icelandair Tel: 877-435-9423
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Tel: 800-225-2525
Korean Air Tel: 800-438-5000
Lufthansa Tel: 800-645-3880
Porter Airlines Tel: 888-619-8622
Qatar Airways Tel: 877-777-2827
Royal Air Maroc Tel: 800-344-6726
Scandinavian Airlines Tel: 800-221-2350
Saudia Tel: 800-472-8342
Southern Airlines Tel: 800-329-0485
Southwest Airlines Tel: 800-435-9792
TAP Air Portugal Tel: 800-221-7370
Turkish Airlines Tel: 800-874-8875
United Tel: 800-864-8331
Virgin Atlantic Airways Tel: 800-862-8621
Volaris Airlines Tel: 1 (855) 865-2747

Direct destinations from Dulles airport

Dulles offers non-stop flights to 73 national airports and 62 flights to international destinations (49 countries), several of them intercontinental (Europe, Asia, Africa).

Most Popular Domestic Destinations

Among the most frequent direct destinations are:

New York-LaGuardia (LGA), Atlanta (ATL), New Jersey Newark (EWR), Charlotte (CLT), San Francisco (SFO), Denver (DEN), Los Angeles (LAX) and Detroit (DTW), among others.

Most popular international destinations

Among the most frequent direct destinations are:

Toronto (YYZ), London Heathrow (LHR), San Salvador (SAL), Frankfurt (FRA), Panama City (PTY), Cancun (CUN), Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG), Montreal (YUL), Ottawa (YOW) , Dublin (DUB), Munich (MUC), Reykjavik (KEF), Mexico City (MEX), among others. 

The Arrivals/Baggage Claim level houses the AeroTrain platform with access to it, Gates Z and Gates A and B, as well as the shuttle bus to Gates D. To the right of the level is the International Arrivals Building . Services and amenities include ATMs, nursing, baggage claim carousels 1-15, lost and found, US Lounge and USO Y access to the Silver Line Express at Gate 4.

The security checkpoint level is reached by elevator/escalator and is divided into East and West security checkpoints. Thereafter, passengers proceed to gates Z (left); or via pedestrian walkway to gates A, B or the shuttle to gates C or D.

The Aerotrain level between the lower and upper levels is reached by an elevator/escalator, serving gates A, B and C.

On the upper level check-in counters, with separate east and west security checkpoints and TSA pre-check registration centers leading to gates Z Z6-Z10, the passenger walkway to gates A and B and to the shuttle to Gates D. International currency exchange services are available to the east and west of this level at the top of the escalators. Electronic device charging stations can be found outside the international arrivals gate. You can find a pet rest area at opposite ends of this level, gift shop, and an information desk.

Concourse A

Concourse A has 32 gates labeled gates A1-32. Gates A1-A6 are for United Express.

International currency exchange services are available inside this lobby at gate A32. Directly opposite gate A32 is the Washington Dulles International Airport Chapel in Concourse A, which welcomes all passengers. There is a nursing station inside concourse A near gate A20. There is also a Pet Rest Area by Gate A32, adjacent to the Virgin Atlantic Club. Concourse A includes the first IAD Airport Sleepbox, located on the mezzanine level between gates A6 and A14. Free charging stations can be found throughout the Concourse.

Concourse B

Concourse B has 45 doors labeled doors B35-79.

This Concourse has free charging stations at all Gates. There is a children's play area inside concourse B, which is located near gate B70. There is a nursing room inside concourse B near gate B70 and a smoking area directly opposite gate B37 and next to gate B73.

Concourse C
Concourse C has 30 doors labeled doors C1-30.

This Concourse offers international currency exchange services at gates C8 and C12. Free charging stations can be found throughout the Concourse. There is a nursing room inside concourse C near gate C11 and a smoking area directly in front of gate C2.

Concourse D

Concourse D has 32 doors labeled doors D1-32.

International currency exchange services are located at gate D16. There is a nurse's room inside concourse D, near gate D1. Free charging stations can be found throughout the Concourse at the gates. There is also a pet rest area included in this lobby, just in front of gate D1. There is a smoking area just in front of gate D30.

Connection between the main Terminal and the Lounges

The Aerotren is the automatic train service that moves passengers between the Terminal and the gates for national and international departure flights and national arrival flights. Arriving passengers on most international flights do not use the AeroTrain because they must first clear US customs. The Terminal station is located beyond the TSA security checkpoints. Travel time of less than two minutes between stations.

 

Latest updates: February 19, 2024

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