Most common domestic flights from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport

If the data is any indication, Americans do not like staying in the same place for an extended period of time. In 2019 alone, $1.1 billion was spent on travel in the U.S., a figure that ultimately generated $2.6 trillion in total economic output and helped support upwards of 15.8 million American jobs in the process.
While a significant percentage of these enormous figures stems from ground transportation such as buses, trains and cars, much of it comes from air travel, of which the majority is domestic. In 2019, 811 million passengers flew on flights between two American destinations.
Of course, COVID-19 dramatically affected travel in 2020, hamstringing the industry and grounding thousands of domestic and international flights. To find out which domestic flights persisted during initial shutdowns, Stacker compiled a list of the most common domestic flights from Ronald Reagan Washington National using data from the U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics. Destinations are ranked by total passengers in the second quarter 2020.
Keep reading to see where people were flying to from Ronald Reagan Washington National between July 2019 and June of 2020.
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#29. Port Columbus International (Columbus, OH)
#28. McCarran International (Las Vegas, NV)
#27. Seattle International (Seattle, WA)
#26. Douglas Municipal (Charlotte, NC)
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#25. Houston Intercontinental (Houston, TX)
#24. Raleigh-Durham International (Raleigh/Durham, NC)
#23. Kansas City International (Kansas City, MO)
#22. Palm Beach International (West Palm Beach/Palm Beach, FL)
#21. Theodore Francis Green State (Providence, RI)
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#20. Chicago Midway International (Chicago, IL)
#19. Dallas Love Field (Dallas, TX)
#18. Louis Armstrong New Orleans International (New Orleans, LA)
#17. Phoenix Sky Harbor International (Phoenix, AZ)
#16. San Francisco International (San Francisco, CA)
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#15. Nashville International (Nashville, TN)
#14. Lambert-St. Louis International (St. Louis, MO)
#13. Detroit Metro Wayne County (Detroit, MI)
#12. Minneapolis-St Paul International (Minneapolis, MN)
#11. LaGuardia (New York, NY)
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#10. Tampa International (Tampa, FL)
#9. Stapleton International (Denver, CO)
#8. Dallas Fort Worth Regional (Dallas/Fort Worth, TX)
#7. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
#6. Los Angeles International (Los Angeles, CA)
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#5. Miami International (Miami, FL)
#4. Chicago O'Hare International (Chicago, IL)
#3. Atlanta Municipal (Atlanta, GA)
#2. Orlando International (Orlando, FL)
#1. Logan International (Boston, MA)
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