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The carrier servicing Washington with the largest market share is US Airways with 18515 passengers per day.

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Washington Travel Information

About Washington, D.C.,

Washington, D.C., is a dream destination for bargain lovers. With a multitude of free museums and galleries, bustling nightlife, world-class art and theater, and an up-and-coming dining scene, the city offers something for everyone.

When to visit Washington, D.C.

Deciding when to visit Washington, D.C. can make all the difference in how much you spend. When planning your trip, be sure to factor in weather and seasonality, peak tourism times, and special events such as the Presidential Inauguration and May graduations. As a general rule, plan to spend more on visits during the business week, as well as on weekends in spring and fall when the weather is nicest. There are ways to save, however, regardless of when you go. Here are some insider tips to help you put together a cost-effective trip.

D.C. is a popular place to visit from mid-March through mid-June, and again from mid-September through early November. Visitors will find the highest hotel occupancy rates take place during these months, as well as during the business week (Mondays through Thursdays). The hot, humid days of July and August and seasonably cold January are D.C.'s low seasons.

Travel to Washington, D.C.

D.C. is centrally situated among many of the East Coast's other major cities, and getting there is easy any day of the week.

Washington, D.C., hotels

In Washington, D.C., many first-time visitors want to stay near the National Mall—and why not? Surrounding the Mall are world-class museums and galleries, including the venerable Smithsonian museums.

Washington, D.C. transportation

Washington, D.C. is a city for walkers, with wide thoroughfares and easily connected neighborhoods. The city also boasts outstanding public transportation that links downtown and the outlying suburbs of Maryland and Virginia.

Washington, D.C. attractions

Washington, D.C., is a perfect destination for value-conscious travelers. Most of the city's major attractions are free, and bargains abound if you know where to look.