Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU)

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Parking At Raleigh-Durham International Airport AirportParking.com offers several options for those in need of RDU airport parking. Get reservations at one off-site parking lot, which has extras such as getting your car washed, oil changes and auto services in addition to free...

Parking At Raleigh-Durham International Airport AirportParking.com offers several options for those in need of RDU airport parking. Get reservations at one off-site parking lot, which has extras such as getting your car washed, oil changes and auto services in addition to free shuttle service to the airport. You can also browse through hundreds of user reviews to find the best parking option for your needs. You can also choose to park on-site at Raleigh-Durham parking facilities located next to the airport. Choose from hourly and daily spaces, both within walking distances of RDU airport terminals and located between Terminals 1 and 2. The Economy lots – known as Park & Ride 3 and Park & Ride 4 – for Raleigh-Durham airport has complimentary shuttle service to and from terminals. Furthermore, Raleigh-Durham has a frequent parker program for passengers who park often at RDU. To reach the RDU Center Parking Lot, take exit 285 from I-40, exit 2A from I-540, or exit 293 from U.S. 70 until you see signs for the airport– follow the signs to find RDU parking across from the rental cars. RDU Airport Guide Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU) serves the cities Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill, which comprise the Research Triangle area, commonly referred to as “The Triangle,” in North Carolina. However, RDU airport itself located about five miles northeast of Morrisville. Over 9.1million passengers passing through the airport in 2010. Only seven miles away from Research Triangle Park, RDU airport is just off exit 284B or 285 if you’re coming from I-40, and exit 2A Aviation Parkway if coming from I-540. From U.S. 70, take exit 293 at Westgate Road and follow signs to the airport. Getting to Raleigh, Durham or Chapel Hill via public transportation is easy with Triangle Transit (TTA) routes 100 and 105 to downtown Raleigh and the Regional Transit Center, offering connections to Durham. The airport provides direct service to 40 domestic and international destinations, with Raleigh offering flights to Denver, Boston, Chicago, and Miami, as well as London, Cancun, and the Bahamas. While American Airlines used to have hub states at RDU, there are now several other air carriers flying in and out RDU, including Southwest, JetBlue and Delta. In January 2011, RDU opened its first new passenger facility with Terminal 2. Now, Raleigh-Durham International Airport is split into two terminals:

• Terminal 1 deals with flights solely from AirTran Airways and Southwest
• Terminal 2 now handles flights from airlines such as Air Canada, American, Delta, JetBlue, United and US Airways