Concourse Z Concourse Z is located directly off of the main terminal, the closest to the exit and ticketing levels. Aside from a United Club lounge, you’ll also find 2 Dunkin’ locations, a Pizza Hut, and a Starbucks. Image Credit: Washington Dulles International AirportĬoncourse D has 27 gates numbered D1 to D8, D10 to D12, D14 to D16, D18 to D21, D23 to D27, D29 to D30, and D32. Concourse D Concourse D is home to United at Dulles. Concourse C has 3 United Club lounges, a United Polaris Lounge, and shopping and dining options, including Starbucks and Brookstone. Image Credit: Washington Dulles International AirportĬoncourse C has 23 gates numbered C1 to C9, C11 to C12, C14, C17 to C20, C22 to C24, and C26 to C28. Concourse C Concourse C, which has a train to the main terminal, hosts United flights only. The Turkish Airlines Lounge, British Airways Galleries Lounge, and Lufthansa Lounge are all based in Concourse B, and there are food and dining options, including &pizza and Five Guys, and shops such as Ralph Lauren and Tumi. Image Credit: Washington Dulles International AirportĬoncourse B has 28 gates numbered B37 to B38, B40 to B45, B47 to B51, B62 to B67, B70 to B76, B78 to B79, and B81. Concourse B Concourse B holds American, Delta, Southwest, Alaska, Aer Lingus, and a few other select airlines. There’s a good range of fast food and sit-down restaurants, including Dunkin’ and The Kitchen by Wolfgang Puck, along with the Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse, Air France-KLM Lounge, Etihad First and Business Class lounges, and a chapel. All other gates are accessible on the upper level and by walking down the main concourse. Gates A1A to A6A are located in a separate wing of the concourse, accessible by walking across a pedestrian bridge. Image Credit: Washington Dulles International AirportĬoncourse A has 31 United Express commuter gates and 12 mainline gates. Concourse A Most international flights on foreign carriers leave from Concourse A at Dulles. Transportation options are outlined in the inter-terminal transport section below. Once inside the secure area, passengers have access to 5 concourses - A, B, C, D, and Z. Image Credit: Washington Dulles International Airport There are 2 long piers after the main terminal. Concourses Dulles is very easy to understand, conceptually.
There are 4 ticketing areas located on the terminal’s upper level, and these correspond with 4 drop-off areas outside, depending on your airline.Īfter ticketing, there are 2 security checkpoints on either end of the terminal, and these lead through to the pedestrian walkway to the A/B gates, AeroTrain stations, Z gates, or the D gates shuttle bus.Īrrivals is on the lower level, with baggage claim spanning the entire width of the terminal and escalators to the departures level and security checkpoints. Ground transportation is on a third lower level outside of the terminal, so the road systems are tiered across 3 levels - departures, arrivals, and ground transportation.
Both levels have road access outside for curbside drop-off and pick-up. The terminal is split across 2 levels, with departures on the upper level and arrivals on the lower level. Car parking and ground transportation is located outside the terminal. Passengers may move between concourses via a pedestrian walkway or ride the AeroTrain. IAD has 1 main terminal building outside of the secure area and 4 airside concourses parallel to the terminal. Washington Dulles International Airport has a straightforward layout that allows passengers easy movement between connecting flights and areas around the airport.
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