Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall (KBWI)

Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall has the 10,503-foot 10/28 and 9,501-foot 15R/33L crossing near the terminal. The 5,000-foot 15L/33R is drawn but the FAA restricts routine use to emergency or mercy flights.

Southwest is the leading airline by a wide margin according to the airport's 2025 passenger statistics. The modeled east/west 10/28 and north/south 15R/33L flows are gameplay choices based on published runway geometry, not a claimed daily runway schedule. Other domestic carriers and cargo add variety; weights and cadence are not an airport timetable.

This is the Heavy tier: crossing runway options and Southwest banks at a tower-only seat in the Washington Class B complex. The supported published approaches, SIDs, STARs and neighboring airspace shelves are present. The game does not model live runway closures, terrain or minimum vectoring altitudes.

Runway layout