Location
The Raleigh-Durham Airport serves what is called the Research Triangle Region which includes Duke University, North Carolina State University, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the 7,000-acre Triangle Research Park, home to many companies.
Terminals
Terminal 1 has 18 gates and serves AirTran, Continental, JetBlue, Southwest and US Airways. Terminal 2 has 19 gates and serves Air Canada, American, American Eagle, Delta and United.
Construction
Terminal 2 is in the second phase of a construction project to be completed in the winter of 2011. It includes three international gates with a new processing area that simplifies arrivals for international passengers. Its art and architecture are designed to represent the region's heritage.
Observation Park
Near the control tower, an elevated Observation Park overlooks the longest runway, allowing visitors to watch flight activity while they hear direct communication from the control tower to pilots.
Services
Hourly and daily parking spaces are within walking distance of the terminals, or a park and ride section with shuttle service. Airport amenities include dining, shopping, public art and a chapel.
