Baltimore–Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport

Facilities

BWI Marshall has a range of different facilities, with a selection of airport lounges which are accessible for a fee. The majority of the airports' shops and restaurants are airside, with not much to explore landside.

Facilities Include:

• WIFI
• Airport lounges
• Dining
• Shopping
• Hotels
• ATMs
• Baggage storage
• Baby care facilities
• Currency exchange
• Duty-free
• Gym
• Showers
• Spa

Lounges Include:

The Club at BWI

Located at: Concourse D

• Free snacks
• Free bar
• WIFI
• Flight monitors
• Newspapers & magazines

Chesapeake Club Lounge

Located at: Concourse E

• Free snacks
• Free bar
• WIFI
• Flight monitors
• Newspapers & magazines
• TV screens

USO Lounge

Located at: Main terminal (landside)

• WIFI
• Showers
• TV screens

Did you know that you can buy lounge passes for Baltimore/Washington MD International Airport with Alternative Airlines? You can purchase them for The Club BWI.

Runways

The airport has three runways altogether. This consists of two major runways, 10/28 and 15R/33L, and one minor runway 10/28.

• Runway 10/28 (3,201 m in length) is one of the airport's major runways and is mainly used for departures heading west and arrivals incoming east.
• Runway 15R/33L (2,896 m) is the airport's other major runway and is split with 15R only used for departures and 33L only used for arrival.
• Runway 15L/33R (1,524 m in length) is the airport's minor runway and only has the capability for small propeller aircraft.

Terminals

Baltimore–Washington International has one terminal building which is split into five concourses, which are named A–E. During renovations over the years, concourses A and B and concourses D and E respectively merged into two larger concourses, although they're still separated by name.

• Concourses A and B are used exclusively by Southwest Airlines.
• Concourse C is used by American Airlines, Countour Airlines and Southwest.
• Concourse E is used for international flights from airlines such as British Airways and Condor.
• Concourse D is used for flights from all other airlines.
  

Airlines that fly to Baltimore-Washington International:

Air Canada Express (Canada), Condor (Germany), and British Airways (UK) join airlines from the USA: Alaska, Allegiant, American, American Eagle, Boutique, Contour, Delta & Delta Connection, Frontier, JetBlue, Southern Airways Express, Southwest, Spirit, and United.

How to get to Baltimore-Washington International:

By Driving

Car rental and parking facilities are available at the airport. The car rental facility is located at Stoney Run Road and New Ridge Road — 7432 New Ridge Road. Hanover, MD 21076. There is a free shuttle service that will take you between the airport and car rental.

By Taxi

You can flag down a taxi in popular areas but it might not be as easy in lesser-known places. Alternatively, pre-order a taxi from a local cab company or get the person(s) in charge of your accommodation to order a taxi for you. There are also a number of popular taxi apps, such as Uber and Lyft available to use in the area.

By Rail

The light rail travels between downtown Baltimore and Concourse E of BWI Marshall Airport, with popular stops at Camden Yards and the Convention Centre.

By Bus

The Maryland Transit Administration, also known as MTA, connects the airport to the surrounding areas with two different routes — route 17 and route 99. Route 17 connects the airport to Parkway Center, Arundel Mills Mall Airport 100 park and Patapsco Light Rail Station. Route 99 connects the airport to University of Maryland Baltimore County and the Community college Baltimore County–Catonsville.