Flights from Baltimore

Airport Baltimore-Washington International-Thurgood Marshall Airport, MD BWI

Baltimore-Washington International-Thurgood Marshall Airport is by far the largest and most important airport in the small U.S. state of Maryland. Its catchment area covers the entire population of Baltimore-Washington Metropolitan Area. There are two other airports in the region, Washington Dulles and Washington Reagan in D.C.

• URL: Official website
• Parking: yes; 25100 short term and long term parking spaces; multi level parking.
• Nearby cities: Baltimore (14 km), Washington (45 km), Arlington (48 km), Alexandria (53 km)
• Directions by car: Interstate I-95, I-195, Baltimore-Washington Parkway. The airprot is about 16 km or 10 miles south west of downtown.
• Stations: BWI Rail Station (airport station), trains operated by Amtrak, MARC; Maryland Transit Administration (MTA): Light Rail (city rail ) and buses.

Location

First opened in 1950, the airport is about 16 km or 10 miles southwest of downtown Baltimore, in Linthicum in the district of Anne Arundel County. It is accessible via Interstate Highway 195 which ends in front of the terminal.

Since 1980 the airport has had its own rail station, the BWI Rail Station, where the "Northeast Corridor" route offers a regular service, and Amtrak's Penn Line operates the MARC route. Between BWI Airport Rail Station and the terminal there is a free shuttle service.

There is also a regular bus, the C-60 which operates a regular service from the main terminal to Annapolis. The Light Rail and the bus route 17 of MTA go to various stops in the Baltimore Metro Area, the "Silver Bus" Route of Howard transit operates a service to Columbia, BWI Express Metro bus and the bus route B30 Route of WMATA go to the Greenbelt Metro station in the metropolitan area of Washington and the "BayRunner" shuttle service to Salisbury, Easton, Cambridge, Ocean Pines and Ocean City.

Passengers who need to travel between Baltimore Airport and Washington-Dulles or Washington-Reagan please use the Penn Line or Amtrak service from the nearby BWI Rail station to Washington Union Station. To Washington-Dulles, either use the "Red" metro line to Metro station in downtown and then take the "Orange Line to Rosslyn station, and from there use the 5A bus route. To Washington Reagan Airport, either use the Union Station two stops at Gallery Pl-Chinatown station and then change to the "Blue" or the "Yello" line towards Franconia-Springfield and Huntington.