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Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (IATA: DCA, ICAO: KDCA) in Arlington County, Virginia is the closest commercial airport to Washington, D.C. Originally Washington National Airport, it was renamed after former President Ronald Reagan in 1998. Its original name remains on the stone facade of the historic terminal (Terminal A), and it is still widely known as "National" or "Washington National" (particularly in the DC area), although the formulation "Reagan National" has gained currency. The airport underwent an extensive renovation and expansion in the 1990s, with the new terminals B and C opening on July 27, 1997. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ronald_Reagan_Washington_National_Airport   (1382 words)

Airport Technology - Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Expansion Until February 1998, Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Washington DC was known as Washington National Airport. In an airport such as Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, which is effectively a national showpiece, the architectural look of the installation is particularly important. There have been two major projects at the national airport in recent years: the addition of a new terminal and the renovation of terminal A. Terminal B/C handles most of the airport's traffic and is a three-level glass structure with 35 gates and more than 60 shops. www.airport-technology.com /projects/ronaldreagan   (428 words)

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (IATA: DCA, ICAO: KDCA) in Arlington County, Virginia is the closest commercial airport to Washington, D.C. Originally Washington National Airport, it was renamed after former President Ronald Reagan in 1998. Its original name remains on the stone facade of the historic terminal (Terminal A), and it is still widely known as "National" or "Washington National" (particularly in the DC area), although the formulation "Reagan National" has gained currency. The airport underwent an extensive renovation and expansion in the 1990s, with the new terminals B and C opening on July 27, 1997. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ronald_Reagan_Washington_National_Airport   (1572 words)

Reagan Airport Bill In fact, the idea to rename National Airport stems from the Ronald Reagan Legacy Project, begun last spring by Americans for Tax Relief. Congressman Bob Barr, sponsor of the legislation to rename the airport, supported his bill with a statement that "it is only fitting that the gateway to the city that still enjoys the Reagan legacy of smaller government and lower taxes be named after this American hero" (Associated Press, October 23, 1997). Washington National Airport already has an appropriate name, which was given to the airport when it opened in 1941. www.house.gov /transportation_democrats/dc/revdcoll.htm   (773 words)

National Review: Landing right - renaming National Airport after Ronald Reagan Reagan never did win a majority in the District of Columbia, a blot on his legacy right alongside that utter failure to capture the Guam and Puerto Rico blocs. Here the problem was that if the airport had been named for the man and not the geographical location, then presumably the namers would have thought to include "George" as they did with the "George Washington Parkway" that runs past the airport and on down to Mount Vernon. Clearly the airport is named for the city named for Washington, as Baltimore - Washington Airport is named for the cities it serves and not for the greater glory of Lord Baltimore. www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1282/is_n4_v50/ai_20370957   (1196 words)

CNN.com - Sources: Reagan National Airport to reopen - October 1, 2001 Reagan National, located in the northern Virginia suburbs near the Pentagon, has been closed since the September 11 terrorist attacks and is the only passenger airport in the United States still closed. On Monday, Virginia's governor and congressional delegation went to the White House to lobby for Reagan National's reopening, saying its continued closure is costing jobs and damaging the economy of northern Virginia. Traffic in and out of the airport would be regulated by air traffic controllers "in a manner consistent with national security concerns," said the official. archives.cnn.com /2001/US/10/01/rec.reagan.airport.plan   (349 words)

U.S. Senator Wayne Allard - Issues The Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport --an airport that is used by our government, but more importantly, by our people, and by the free people of the world--should stand as the monument to the Great American President. Ronald Reagan can truthfully be called one of the greatest living Americans. We can let the name of the Ronald Reagan building stand as a direct counter to the waste and excess involved in its building. www.senate.gov /member/co/allard/general/issues/item.cfm?id=419&rands_type=3   (920 words)

Arlington Economic Development - Reagan National Airport in Arlington, VA Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA), located adjacent to Crystal City in Arlington, VA, provides unparalleled air service to the nation and the world. In addition to Ronald Reagan National Airport, Arlington is close to other major airports including Washington Dulles and Baltimore-Washington International Airports. The airport is easily accessible to most of Arlington via Metrorail (via the Reagan National Airport station) and is minutes from downtown Washington DC. www.arlingtonvirginiausa.com /index.cfm/5291   (167 words)

Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Ronald Reagan National Airport, Washington, D.C. at Epinions.com National is one of those airports and the reason is simple: short runways. There's a Metro subway station at National, so in fewer steps than it would take you to get to the baggage claim in some airports, you're on a modern subway train whisking your way under the river and into the beating heart of the capital. National is located directly across the river from everything the capital city has to offer. www.epinions.com /content_74367405700   (1458 words)

RONALD REAGAN WASHINGTON NATIONAL AIRPORT,LIMOUSINE,BWI,DULLES INTERNATIONAL SERVICE. The airports we focus are BWI airport, Ronald Reagan Washington international airport and Dulles international airport. Airports connection connects the Ronald Reagan Washington international airport to multiple locations in Virginia (Warrenton, Culpepper, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Roanoke, Winchester, and Harrisonburg with connecting service to Richmond, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York). Airport Connection is committed to ensure that every client's experience from the airports (Washington national airport, BWI airport, Dulles international airport) is as safe, reliable and convenient as possible. www.airportsconnection.com   (520 words)

Online NewsHour: Closing the Gateway - September 26, 2001 Reagan National is the only airport in the country still closed after the September 11 terrorist attacks. TERENCE SMITH: Even before September 11, flights to and from Reagan National had to avoid a restricted air space over the White House and Capitol that ascends to 18,000 feet and spans from the north bank of the Potomac to downtown and from the Capitol to the Lincoln Memorial. TERENCE SMITH: For 60 years, the airport known locally as "National" has served as the gateway to the nation's capital. www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/terrorism/july-dec01/national_9-26.html   (900 words)

Airport Technology - Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA/KDCA), DC, USA Until February 1998, Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Washington DC was known as Washington National Airport. In an airport such as Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, which is effectively a national showpiece, the architectural look of the installation is particularly important. There have been two major projects at the national airport in recent years: the addition of a new terminal and the renovation of terminal A. Terminal B/C handles most of the airport's traffic and is a three-level glass structure with 35 gates and more than 60 shops. www.airport-technology.com /projects/ronaldreagan   (433 words)

EPA: Federal Register: Definition of Commuter Aircraft at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport For purposes of aircraft operations at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, the term ``commuters'' means aircraft operations using aircraft having a certificated maximum seating capacity of 76 or less. Discussion of the Amendment Ronald Reagan National (DCA) is designated as a high-density traffic airport in 14 CFR 93.123(a). Background The FAA published the High Density Traffic Airports Rule, 14 CFR part 93, subpart K, in 1968 to reduce delays at five congested airports: JFK International Airport, LaGuardia Airport, O'Hare International Airport, Ronald Reagan National Airport, and Newark International Airport (33 FR 17896; December 3, 1968). www.epa.gov /fedrgstr/EPA-IMPACT/2005/May/Day-19/i9828.htm   (1417 words)

Ronald Reagan National Airport This is what would happen if "Reagan National Airport" became "National Center", a planned new mini city facing the most beautiful view of Washington, a location beyond any city planner's imagination. With a ten-year plan to phase out flying activities at National and new facilities prepared at Dulles, Andrews AFB and BWI, Washington would inherit the biggest financial windfall and building boom in a century. Worse, National is only a couple of minutes flying time from the White House, the Capitol, and the Pentagon. mywebpages.comcast.net /spenner8/airport.html   (901 words)

RONALD REAGAN NATIONAL AIRPORT EXPANDS FLIGHTS Kentucky’s National Guard soldiers are serving the Cincinnati regional airport. Phase II, which is expected to last for a period of 45 days, increases the number of flights to an additional 18 airports, for a total of 26. I am grateful the President took into account the importance of these airports to Ohio’s economy and I consider the reopening an indication that things are starting to get back to normal,” said Taft. governor.ohio.gov /releases/Archive2001/101820018801.htm   (267 words)

National-Academies.org The National Academy of Sciences Building, located in the Foggy Bottom area of Washington, D.C., is served by Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA), Dulles International Airport (IAD) and Baltimore/Washington International Airport (BWI). Exit the airport to George Washington Memorial Parkway NORTH. Exit the airport to Airport Access Road EAST. www.nationalacademies.org /about/contact/nas.html   (247 words)

SCM1002 - 432R - I Ver - Title: Ronald Reagan national airport. That the Congress of the United States redesignate Washington National Airport as "Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport" in recognition of President Reagan's exceptional leadership on behalf of the citizens of this nation and all freedom-loving people throughout the world. Whereas, legislation (H.R. 2625 and S. 1297) is pending in both houses of Congress that would redesignate Washington National Airport as "Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport". Whereas, in 1986 President Reagan persuaded Congress to end the inefficiency and expense resulting from federal ownership of Washington National Airport and to transfer control to an independent state-level authority. www.azleg.state.az.us /legtext/43leg/2r/bills/scm1002p.htm   (388 words)

(Washington) Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Information - Washington, DC, United States of America, North America Provided By Columbus Travel Guides Avis, Budget, Dollar, Hertz and National are all represented at the airport. Many nearby hotels operate shuttle bus services to/from the airport; hotel listings can be found at the hotel telephone centres in the baggage reclaim areas. The airport has lifts, disabled toilets and telephones, telephones with raised Braille numbers and TDD telephones. www.worldairportguide.co.uk /airports/dca/dca.asp   (532 words)

Fact Sheet: Ronald Reagan National Airport to Reopen Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA) will reopen on Thursday, October 4th for commercial operations. Following is the text of a White House fact sheet on the reopening of Ronald Reagan National Airport October 4: -- Extraordinary security measures - the most exacting in the nation - in place at DCA and all connecting terminals at connecting airports (see below). www.usembassy.it /file2001_10/alia/a1100209.htm   (499 words)

AirTran Airways Announces Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Schedule and Fares; Nonstop Service to Three Markets In October In addition to this new service at Reagan National Airport, AirTran Airways also serves the other major Washington, D.C., airports - Washington Dulles International Airport in Virginia and Baltimore/Washington International Airport in Maryland. The airline's hub is at Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport, the world's busiest airport (by passenger volume), where it is the second largest carrier operating 189 flights a day. The close-in Washington airport will be the airline's 44th airport served and its fourth city opening this year. www.prnewswire.com /airtran/20030819b.shtml   (798 words)

Ronald Reagan National Airport & Washington DC – Arlington Sheraton National Hotel Located within minutes of numerous area companies – with convenient access to Reagan National Airport – our Crystal City hotel is the perfect choice for the modern professional. Home to a host of major corporations’ national headquarters as well as governmental agencies, Washington DC is one of the most powerful cities in the world and a popular destination for business travelers. Located at the gateway to the District of Columbia, the Sheraton National Hotel offers contemporary accommodations, first-class service, and exquisite event space – all within minutes of renowned historical attractions and key government agencies. www.sheratonnational.com /attractions.cfm   (414 words)

NBAA > Airports in Focus > Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) - Washington, DC NBAA’s goal of restoring access to Reagan National Airport (DCA) for security-qualified general aviation operations (including Part 91 business aviation and Part 135 charters used by business) was furthered through inclusion of “report language” in the fiscal 2005 Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Appropriations measure approved by the House Appropriations Committee last week. NBAA Welcomes Arrival of First General Aviation Flight at Reagan National Airport Since 2001 On a recent stop into Washington National Airport (DCA) aboard his presidential campaign aircraft, Senator John F. Kerry (D-MA) stated his support for business aviation access to temporary flight restrictions (TFRs) and DCA at least equivalent to that of the commercial airlines. web.nbaa.org /public/ops/airports/dca   (2568 words)

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Ronald Reagan National Airport Hotels (DCA) - Washington Airport Hotels Ronald Reagan National Airport Hotels (DCA) - Washington Airport Hotels The Virginian Suites is minutes from Georgetown, Reagan National Airport, The Pentagon and Historic Washington D.C. Just a short walk to the heart of Rosslyn, Virginia, the Marine Corps Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery. Complimentary shuttle service is provided to the nearby National Institute of Health and the Medical Center Metro station on a regularly scheduled basis and to the central business district of Bethesda on an availability basis. www.fourcornershotels.com /index.php/DCA   (949 words)

Ground Transportation to and from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is convenient to the entire Metropolitan Washington Region. For information about parking at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, contact Aerolink Parking at 703-417-4300 or 703-417-4301. Upon exiting Metro's National Airport stop, passengers will see the pedestrian walkway that takes them into the airport terminal's concourse, or middle level, where the jet gates are located. www.attrition.org /mirror/attrition/2000/09/24/www.metwashairports.com/National/transportation.html   (715 words)

Find in a Library: Ronald Reagan National Airport : report together with dissenting and additional dissenting views (to accompany H.R. 2625) (including cost estimate of the Congressional Budget Office). Ronald Reagan National Airport : report together with dissenting and additional dissenting views (to accompany H.R. 2625) (including cost estimate of the Congressional Budget Office). Find in a Library: Ronald Reagan National Airport : report together with dissenting and additional dissenting views (to accompany H.R. 2625) (including cost estimate of the Congressional Budget Office). : U.S. Subjects: Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. worldcatlibraries.org /wcpa/ow/181e342ec3a130bca19afeb4da09e526.html   (116 words)

Washington's Reagan National Airport to Remain Closed to GA Operators The head of the National Air Transportation Association (NATA), reacting to a high-level briefing given today on the future of Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, expressed his "extreme disappointment" that the airport will not be re-opened to non-scheduled flight operations in the foreseeable future. Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) was closed, along with all other airports in the United States, on September 11. Washington's Reagan National Airport to Remain Closed to GA Operators www.nata-online.org /3MediaInfo/Archive/R.20020719.DCA.htm   (413 words)

NBAA > Airports in Focus > Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) - Washington, DC The Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation held a hearing on June 9, focusing on general aviation security in Washington, DC airspace and the plan recently announced by the government to reopen Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) to general aviation operators. NBAA Welcomes Arrival of First General Aviation Flight at Reagan National Airport Since 2001 On a recent stop into Washington National Airport (DCA) aboard his presidential campaign aircraft, Senator John F. Kerry (D-MA) stated his support for business aviation access to temporary flight restrictions (TFRs) and DCA at least equivalent to that of the commercial airlines. web.nbaa.org /public/ops/airports/dca   (2568 words)

The History of Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport The airport’s name was officially changed to "Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport" in February 1998 by the United States Congress and President William J. Clinton. National Airport has 44 gates; nine in Terminal A and 35 in Terminal B/C. In 1946, Washington National Airport passed a milestone of 1 million annual passengers; in 1999, approximately 15 million passengers used the airport with approximately 42,000 passengers a day flying on commercial, general aviation and commuter flights. Nearly 100 shops and restaurants in the airport terminals provide visitors with a mix of national, local and regional retail and food concessions. www.attrition.org /mirror/attrition/2000/09/26/www.mwaa.com/National/history.html   (571 words)

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