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National Car Rental announced that it has moved to a new location within Reagan Washington National Airport.
National has moved from an uncovered upper deck exposed to the elements to a covered garage for rental and return. The new location gives customers protection from weather, provides a shorter walk from the counter and shuttle locations and allows the company to double the Emerald Aisle for Emerald Club customers.
National's new location is part of a multi-year agreement with the airport and provides the company with a 50 percent increased footprint at Reagan National.
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