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Classic Departure Zone sign from July 16, 2001 for Washington Dulles - Sabena, Spanair, SAS, Lufthansa Berlin? |
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| The Washington Dulles International Airport
is located on the border of Fairfax and Loudon Counties
in Northern Virginia. It is about 25 miles from Washington, D.C. The airport
is located at the end of Highway 267, the Dulles access road. This express
four lane highway runs from I-495 to the Dulles Airport. One can get on I-66
outside D.C. and take a direct road to the airport. Certain restrictions my
apply to non high occupancy vehicles.
Sadly the following airlines no longer arrive here: Sabena, Span Air. |
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| The National Air and Space Museum Stephen F. Udvar-Hazy Center opened on December 15, 2003. This museum which is part of the Smithsonian Museums will house many important aircraft and will provide a great vantage point for aircraft viewing at Washington Dulles International Airport. Well worth the visit. The observation tower is ok. Better views from the parking lot. Visit the official museum site here. |
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Skyway - Midwest Express
Where I usually park at Dulles - Gold 25 April 3, 2005 4:32 p.m. |
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Pictures taken at Dulles on May 06, 2001 |
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For additional pictures of the Dulles Airport and planes please follow this link. |
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For a current copy of the flight guide in pdf please follow this link. |
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Information on my visit to the 2002 Plane Pull is available here. The official plane pull web page. |
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For information on the Airport Police. |
Effective May 9, 2001 British Midland started daily non stop service between Manchester England and Washington Dulles. |
The official home page of the Washington Dulles International Airport. |
The Washington Airports Task Force. |
Washington Dulles Airport as seen from Room 1128 of the Marriott Suites Washington Dulles on my visit June 30, 2001 |
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Washington Dulles terminal and access roads from the indoor parking garage. 4-27-03 7:27 p.m. |
