IAD
Large airport · United States
Washington Dulles International Airport
Washington, D.C., United States · #76 world#23 of 114 in country
IADIATA code
KIADICAO code
27.3Mpassengers in 2024
3,505 mlongest of 4 runways
95 melevation · 312 ft
1962opened
Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD/KIAD) is an airport in the United States serving Washington, D.C..
It handled 27,254,087 passengers in 2024, making it number 76 in our world ranking and number 23 of 114 ranked airports in the United States.
It has 4 runways, the longest 3,505 m, at an elevation of 95 m.
5 airlines use it as a hub, including United Airlines, CommuteAir and Air Wisconsin.
Passengers per year
2011–202423.1M22.4M21.8M21.4M21.5M21.8M22.9M24.1M24.8M7.6M15M21.4M25.1M27.3M
2011’112012’122013’132014’142015’152016’162017’172018’182019’192020’202021’212022’222023’232024’24
Identification
- IATA
- IAD
- ICAO
- KIAD
- UN/LOCODE
- USIAD
- Wikidata
- Q466835
Location
- Country
- United States
- City served
- Washington, D.C., Washington metropolitan area
- Located in
- Virginia
- Coordinates
- 38.9444, -77.4558
- Elevation
- 95 m (312 ft)
Organisation
- Type
- international airport, commercial traffic aerodrome
- Opened
- 1962-01-01
- Operator
- Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
- Owner
- Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
- Named after
- Washington, D.C., John Foster Dulles
Runways
- 01L/19R
- 2,865 m · 9,400 ftconcrete
- 12/30
- 3,201 m · 10,502 ftconcrete
- 01C/19C
- 3,505 m · 11,499 ftconcrete
- 01R/19L
- 3,505 m · 11,499 ftconcrete
Hub for 5 airlines
UAUnited AirlinesC5CommuteAirZWAir WisconsinYVMesa AirlinesEVExpressJet