BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport

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Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport serves 25+ million passengers per year. 2020 Airports Council International (ACI) Best Airport In North America.

The Thomas A. Dixon, Jr. Aircraft Observation Area has long been a favorite spot for those wanting to watch planes as they arrive. Along Dorsey Road, it is popular among both families and planespotters. A roadside marker to mark our 75th anniversary was added last year.

A Southwest Airlines aircraft on final approach to BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport with another Southwest aircraft on a taxiway in the distance.A roadside marker at the Thomas A Dixon, Jr Aircraft Observation Area commemorating the 75th anniversary of BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport with an arriving aircraft visible in the background.

TRAFFIC: A water main break on MD-170 is creating delays approaching both the airport terminal and rental car facility. Ramp from EB I-195 to SB MD-170 is closed. Delays to about MD-295, including ramp from SB 295 to EB I-195. Rental car shuttles are operating on a detour.

A new display at the Arts Council of Anne Arundel County Gateway Gallery is featuring work of the Muddy Creek Artists Guild. These 30 pieces are on display through the end of November. Look for the Gateway Gallery on our Departures/Ticketing Level near Door 10.

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The BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport Fire and Rescue Department will conduct a fire training exercise this morning, beginning at approximately 9:00 a.m.   Smoke and fire may be visible by those at the terminal and in locations near the airport. Please do not be alarmed.

A photo of a BWI Airport firefighter at a live fire training exercise.

Celebrating nearly 40 years! BWI Marshall Airport Fire and Rescue Driver/Operator Don Ell retired last week after joining the department in July 1987. After providing countless water salutes to others, he was honored with a water salute on his final day. Best wishes, Don!

Don Ell poses for a photo in front of a fire truck at the BWI Marshall Airport Fire and Rescue firehouse.Don Ell receives a water salute marking his final day as he retires from BWI Marshall Airport Fire and Rescue.

BWI Marshall Airport Fire and Rescue will perform a fire training exercise this morning, starting at approximately 10:15am. Smoke and/or fire may be visible by the those at the terminal and in areas near the airport. Please do not be alarmed. This is only for training purposes.

A sign noting the location of the Fire Training Area at BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport.