Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority

Overview

The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) is a public body established in 1985 to manage and operate Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and Washington Dulles International Airport. Its mission is to provide world-class access to the global aviation system for the National Capital region, ensuring safe and efficient air travel services.

MWAA is governed by a 17-member Board of Directors and is responsible for capital improvements and major renovations at both airports, including significant projects such as Project Journey at Reagan National Airport. The Authority oversees infrastructure development, manages ancillary services like police and fire safety, and partners with stakeholders to support economic development and transportation needs in the region.

Basic Information

Industry	airlines/aviation
Founded	1987
Revenue	853M
Headquarters	1 Washington Cir NW, Washington, DC 20037-2347, United States
Languages	English
Alexa Ranking	633713

Contact Details

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

Airport infrastructure development
Airport modernization projects
Passenger amenities enhancement
Airport security and safety protocols
Concession management
Transportation infrastructure
Public transportation integration
Airport environmental impact management
Airport customer service
Regional connectivity & planning
Logistics and procurement
Real estate and facility management
Economic development support
Employee benefits & support
Technology services for airport operations

Technologies Used

Amazon AWS
Amazon CloudFront
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer
Amazon SES
CloudFlare Hosting
Drupal
Google Tag Manager
Mobile Friendly
Outlook
Remote
Varnish
Workday
Workday Recruit

Affiliated Organizations & Regional Branches

MWAA Labs

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