Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, also known as DTW, and Detroit Metropolitan Airport, is a major international airport located in Romulus, Michigan, United States. It serves as a hub for several airlines and is one of the busiest airports in the country. The airport has a rich history and has played a significant role in the development of aviation in the region.
Detroit Metropolitan Airport opened in 1927 as Wayne County Airport and was later renamed Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport in 1947. It has undergone numerous expansions and renovations over the years to accommodate the growing number of passengers and the increasing demand for air travel.
Most flights from Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport are to Atlanta and to Amsterdam but there are many more flights to other destinations as well, most of them by Delta Air Lines. Every day there are flights to 7 destinations from Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport. Here are the most popular destinations:
DTW has two main terminals, McNamara Terminal and North Terminal. McNamara Terminal, named after former Detroit mayor Coleman A. Young, is one of the largest airline terminals in North America and primarily serves Delta Air Lines, the airport's largest carrier. North Terminal serves other major airlines such as American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and Spirit Airlines.
DTW offers a wide range of facilities and amenities for travelers. Passengers can enjoy shopping at various retail stores, dining at numerous restaurants and cafes, and accessing free Wi-Fi throughout the airport. There are also currency exchange services, ATMs, lounges, and a variety of passenger services available.
The airport has six runways, including two parallel east-west runways and four north-south runways. These runways can handle a wide range of aircraft, including large commercial jets.
The airport has a Ground Transportation Center where passengers can find rental cars, taxis, and limousine services. Additionally, several public transportation options are available. The SMART (Suburban Mobility Authority for Regional Transportation) bus system operates regular routes connecting the airport to various destinations in the Detroit metropolitan area. The airport also has a dedicated shuttle service, the Detroit Metro Airport Shuttle, which provides transportation to hotels in the vicinity. Moreover, there are car rental services available for those who prefer to drive themselves.
