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Washington airport contacts for spotting

Posted by admin | Posted in Airport Spotting Guide, Miscellaneous Spotting, North America, USA | Posted on 18-05-2010

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When spotting in the USA, it is generally a good idea to let the authorities know that you are there and what your intentions are. In most cases, if you speak to the right person, you’ll be thanked for the information and given permission to carry on.

Here are some contact details for various airports:

Washington Dulles – contact Ops on (703) 572-2730 and you’ll be fine from the car park.
Washington National – contact dispatch on (202) 610-7515

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