Detroit Metropolitan Wayne Country Airport

Detroit Metropolitan Wayne Country Airport

Detroit Metropolitan Airport Wayne Country Airport is popularly known as Detroit Metro Airport or DTW. It is the main international airport in the United States. This airport covers 4,850 acres in the area of Romulus, Michigan. Detroit Metropolitan Wayne Country Airport is one of the biggest airline hubs in the country. This airport is the fourth major base for Spirit Airlines.

It is also a major connecting point between the Western and Eastern United States. Detroit Metropolitan Wayne Country Airport has maintenance facilities that can serve and repair the aircraft. Detroit Metropolitan Wayne Country Airport was the 18th busiest airport in the United States, in 2016. The Metro Airport serves the Metropolitan Detroit area, the Ohio, Toledo area about 60 km, the area of Windsor and Ann Arbor to the west, Ontario and Southwestern Ontario in Canada. Detroit Metropolitan Wayne Country Airport serves 140 destinations and was named the best U.S. airport in customer satisfaction.

Detroit Metropolitan Wayne Country Airport was established on September 4, 1930. From the year 1931 to 1945 the airport hosted Michigan Air National Guard operations extended by the United States Army Air Forces. In 1947 it retitled the amenities Detroit-Wayne Major Airport and in the following three years, it got expanded and three more runways were built.

Terminals

Detroit Metropolitan Wayne Country Airport or the Detroit Metro Airport has four main runways, two terminals, two crosswind runways which are North Terminal and Mcnamara Terminal and 129 in-service gates.

Facilities and Services

At Detroit Metropolitan Wayne Country Airport you will find various cafes, restaurants and many local shops where you can buy international products like clothes, books, accessories etc.

They also offer various facilities like free high-speed wifi, wheelchair assistance, foreign currency exchange, ATMs, Information desk, baby care facilities and more.

Lost and Found Centre

Contact the Lost and Found Centre if you suspect tha your item is lost or was left around. You can also check directly with your airline if you suspect that your item was left on an aircraft or at the gate area.you can call on our toll-free helpline number which is 24/7 available at your service.