General information
Charlotte Douglas Airport is an international airport in Charlotte, the largest city in North Carolina and the 15th biggest city in the United States. The airport is named after Ben Elbert Douglas Sr., the mayor of Charlotte from 1935 to 1941. North Carolina in the east of the United States has two international airports, Charlotte Douglas Airport (50.2 million passengers in 2019) and Raleigh-Durham Airport (14.2 million passengers in 2019). Raleigh is the capital of North Carolina. Charlotte Douglas Airport is known as the airport of the rocking chairs that you will find everywhere and you can use to relax. Charlotte Douglas Airport is an important base for American Airlines. Carolinas Aviation Museum is located within the airport grounds, a 7-minute drive from the terminal.
Where is Charlotte Douglas Airport situated?
Charlotte Douglas Airport is located west of the city of Charlotte close to Interstate 485 (I-485), Charlotte’s ring road. Due to the proximity of this highway, the airport is easily accessible by car.
How many terminals does Charlotte Douglas Airport have?
The airport has a very large terminal and four runways. The terminal of Charlotte Douglas has five concourses, which are from west to east Concourse A, Concourse B, Concourse C, Concourse D and Concourse E. The concourses and boarding gates of the airport are connected by moving walkways. Charlotte Douglas Airport’s Main Terminal has three floors, namely Level 1 Arrivals / Baggage Claim, Level 2 Departures / Check-In / Atrium and Level 3 Mezzanine.
Source of image: Charlotte Douglas International Airport
Which airlines fly from and to Charlotte Douglas Airport?
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American Airlines -
Southwest Airlines -
United Airlines - Delta Air Lines
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Lufthansa
