Getting there: Washington D.C.

Getting there: Washington D.C. - Executive Travel Magazine

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by Meredith Stanton
October 2008



Three major airports serve the D.C. region: Baltimore/Washington International (BWI), Washington Dulles International (IAD) and Reagan National (DCA). IAD and BWI are about 30 minutes’ drive from the city, depending on traffic. DCA houses only domestic carriers and is a 10-minute cab ride from the city. The Metrorail system (the fastest and most convenient way to get to downtown) extends to DCA. BWI is accessible by Amtrak train. Washington Flyer taxis and shuttles (washfly.com) serve IAD exclusively. All airports offer Wi-Fi access.


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