Three airports, one standard
DC Airport Transfers
Washington splits its air traffic across three airports. We work all of them every day, with flight tracking and staging built into every pickup.
DCA
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport
4 miles from downtown DC · 10–25 min
The close-in airport. Curbside or meet-and-greet pickup, flight tracking, and direct service to Capitol Hill, Georgetown, and downtown in under thirty minutes on a clear road.
From $150
IAD
Washington Dulles International Airport
26 miles from downtown DC · 35–60 min
International arrivals with luggage deserve a planned pickup. We track your flight, stage on the Dulles Access Road, and quote the trip flat before you land.
From $270
BWI
BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
32 miles from downtown DC · 45–75 min
Often the cheaper flight, never the shorter drive. A flat-rate sedan beats the MARC-plus-transfer shuffle when you land late or carry bags.
From $300
Three airports, three different drives
Reagan National is the close-in airport: about four miles from downtown across the 14th Street Bridge, with most nonstop flights limited to 1,250 miles by a federal perimeter rule. It is the first choice for Capitol Hill, downtown and Arlington, and for same-day trips up and down the East Coast.
Dulles International sits 26 miles west at the end of the Dulles Access Road, which is reserved for airport traffic. It carries most long-haul international flights and is the nearest airport to the Tysons and Reston office corridor.
BWI Marshall lies about 32 miles northeast of downtown between Washington and Baltimore. Fares are often lower, the drive is longer, and it is the closest major airport to Annapolis and Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
How airport pickups work
Book with your flight number and dispatch tracks it from departure, so early and late arrivals are handled without a call. Domestic arrivals include 60 minutes of free waiting time and international arrivals at Dulles include 90. Choose curbside pickup, or request an in-terminal meet and greet with a name sign when you book. Departures run to a planned pickup time with traffic checked in advance.
Vehicles and fares
Airport transfers are quoted flat. Executive sedans start at $130 and SUVs at $160 for the shortest trips; the published starting fares for each airport and the most requested routes are listed below and on the rates page. Groups of up to 14 travel together in a Sprinter.
Airport routes and starting fares
- DCA Reagan National → GeorgetownSedan $190 · SUV $230
- DCA Reagan National → Capitol HillSedan $170 · SUV $210
- IAD Dulles → Downtown DCSedan $270 · SUV $330
- IAD Dulles → Tysons, VASedan $190 · SUV $220
- BWI Marshall → Downtown DCSedan $300 · SUV $370
- Georgetown → IAD DullesSedan $260 · SUV $320
- Union Station → DCA Reagan NationalSedan $180 · SUV $210
- Embassy Row → IAD DullesSedan $260 · SUV $320
Vehicle options and rates
- Mercedes-Benz E-ClassUp to 3 passengers · 3 bags$120/hr3-hr min
- Cadillac EscaladeUp to 6 passengers · 6 bags$150/hr3-hr min
- Mercedes-Benz S-ClassUp to 3 passengers · 3 bags$230/hr3-hr min
- Mercedes-Benz SprinterUp to 14 passengers · 14 bags$240/hr3-hr min
Hourly rates carry a three-hour minimum. Point-to-point trips are quoted flat before you book, from $130 in a sedan and $160 in an SUV. See all rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Washington airport should I fly into?
Reagan National is closest to the District and Arlington. Dulles has most long-haul international flights and suits Tysons and Reston. BWI often has lower fares and suits Annapolis and Baltimore.
Is flight tracking included on every airport pickup?
Yes. Dispatch tracks every arriving flight and adjusts the pickup time to the actual landing.
How much free waiting time is included?
Sixty minutes for domestic arrivals and 90 minutes for international arrivals at Dulles.
Can I book a transfer between two airports?
Yes. Transfers between Reagan National, Dulles and BWI are quoted flat like any other trip. Share both flights when booking.