AeroTrain OPENED to passengers on Tuesday, January 26 (click here for Press Release).  New, directional signage is in place to guide you to your gate or to "Baggage Claim / Ground Transportation."

ALSO, New Gate Lettering Affects Several A and B-Gates at Dulles
Several of the B-Gates havel been re-lettered to become A-Gates. However, the gate numbers of all A and B-Gates remain the same.
Details:

• Gates A1 through A6 remain A1 through A6 (United Express)
• Gates B14 through B32 are now A14 through A32
• Gates B35 through B79 remain B35 through B79
• No gates have been physically re-located. Flights remain at the same locations.

AeroTrain will improve the passenger experience at Dulles:

• Less than two minute travel time between stations
• Train speeds up to 42 miles per hour
• Express, underground transit between stations
• The system will form a full loop when the final phase is completed 

Click directly on the map for a larger view:

The AeroTrain System is located beyond the security checkpoints

• Departing passengers follow signs "TO ALL GATES" then look for signage to the gate area after the security screening checkpoint.  Passengers heading to the A, B or C-Gates will be guided by signage via AeroTrain.
• Arriving passengers follow signs "TO BAGGAGE CLAIM / GROUND TRANSPORTATION."  Domestic passengers arriving at the A, B or C-Gates will be guided by signage via AeroTrain.  International arriving passengers will board a shuttle to U.S. Customs the same as in the past. 

 

For other, current maps of Dulles please click here.