It was my first time landing in I am downstairs airport. The arrival and disembarking process was…read morequick. We arrived in concourse D that seemed look old and slim. But all gates had clear display of departing flights. There some restaurants and airline lounges available as well. The signs for other terminals and baggage claim clearly posted. The shuttle was a fun experience. The vehicles looked like from action movie. In the main terminal, baggage claim area was huge. Our luggages were sitting in the carousel by the time we arrived. For ground transportation, the airport has separated out Uber pick ups, parking lots, buses and rental car shuttles. It was convenient. We didn't see a whole lot of traffic. The rental car lots are about 5 minutes bus ride away.

Like all large airports- this airport is a mess. This is an extremely large airport that keeps…read moregrowing without a solid design process on how to move people from spot to spot, provide space for people to lounge/wait at gates, and to provide space for those to move through the airports within the hallways to get to the gates. During peak times, like summertime, its challenging to move in this airport- plus transport, such as the train is challenging. The trains are usually filled to the rim-- so you just have to squeeze in. For a family, just squeezing in is challenging, especially if you have a stroller or a carrier. Plus, this airport is warm, due to all the people. Lastly, lines for food and drinks are extremely long, but there are a lot of concession stands. As for on time departure...good luck!

A smooth screening process with no hitches. Everyone was professional doing their job.read more

I've never had an issue with TSA at IAD. There are multiple checkpoints to go through security,…read moreespecially in the middle of the day. During late layers/early mornings, they may only open one checkpoint, but they still move pretty quickly. The TSA staff are efficient and usually patient. The terminal is easy to navigate, but the train can be intimidating for first-timers, so give yourself enough time.

Ok, first it's worth it to use for extended travel, say a week or nore…read more Now, the nitty grtty. The instructions on line don't fully explain what you need to know. Upon arrival you need to flash the barcode on the receipt you need to print out with your reservation. There might not be an attendant there so ty he barcode reader will raise the gate and let you in. A shuttle will take you from the garage basically across the street to the Crown Plaza Hotel which has shuttles to Dulles Airport every 30 minutes. Pretty simple. What they don't tell you is how to get back to your car after you return from your trip. You pick up the shuttle where all the other hotel shuttles pick up passengers, at the far end of the terminal baggage claim level. When you board, you must tell the driver you want to be dropped off at the Herndon Park and Fly. The shuttle you took from the garage to the Crown Plaza only drops off. It does not pick up...thst is, it's parked at the garage. It only goes to the hotel when someone at the garage needs to go there. So if you don't know this, like I didn't, you end up at stranded at the hotel. When I learned this from the hotel shuttle driver, I'd been waiting over 45 minutes. So by the time I got to my car to leave, the automated gate told me I owed an additional $7 because I was checking out over 45 minutes later than I had originally scheduled and paid for. Fortunately the parking attendant was able to let me out without having to pay the additional charge. Confused? Yeah I was too. Now that I know the system, it should go more smoothly next time. Forewarned us forearmed.

Made an online reservation through Airport Parking Inc. Arrived at the gate to enter and was told…read moreby attendant that the lot was full and that if need to drive across the street to park at the Crown Plaza. There the shuttle was leaving 15 minutes later than was posted on Herndon Park and Fly's website. In short, this place is a better deal than airport parking but is not worth the headache.

Very clean and spacious facility. Genuine staff…read more Wish there offer something local made ice cream though

While not the executive airport at Dulles, Leesburg Executive Airport is a strong General Aviation…read more(GA) airport with a 5,500 foot grooved asphalt runway with a 70,000-pound dual-wheel capacity. It's serviced by https://www.projetaviation.com/ and http://www.sterlingmro.com/ and owned and operated by the Town of Leesburg. The airport is the site of the annual Leesburg Airshow https://leesburgairshow.com/ and several other events including the LoCo Hangerfest for Loudoun craft breweries.

I can't say much about flying to or from this airport, but the airshow held here each year is a…read moregreat time!

Just used them a 2nd time for family visit to Arlington National Cemetery family member gravesite…read more area. Had my Moms with me who are seniors and disabled and they were great with Mom and Mom in law both... Thanks for all the help in a challenged mobility situation for both Moms and striking the right vibe to deal with an emotionally challenging situation well... Things flowed really well... They are my go to folks whenever I'm in DC area... Evelyn

The driver came in a timely fashion and was very Courteous to my entire family. The vehicle was…read moreclean and our driver (Mostafa) kept us entertained by highlighting all the monuments around DC.