20 Most Dangerous US airports

The following 20 airports were chosen not because of the amount of air traffic in or out of the airport.
They were chosen due to the difficulty of approaches and/or departures, length of runways, ground
hazards, or any of the for-mentioned conditions.

Rules:
You must fly the assigned legs in order.
You must use real weather.
You must use the aircraft that you are assigned.
You must fly using the published runway for approach and departure.
You must also follow all of the published procedures attached to the leg assignment.
Failure to follow any of the above rules can result in rejection of the Pilot Report filed for the leg.
You must re-fly all rejected pireps before continuing.
There is no limit to the number of legs you may fly in a day.

Ronald Reagan International (Washington National)
KDCA

Arrival Runway: 19
Departure Runway: 19

Ronald Reagan International Details:

Ronald Reagan runway 19 approach requires aircraft to fly up the Potomac River. It includes a fairly steep decent and a last
minute 20 degree turn to line up with the runway.
Runway 19 departure requires a steep accent along with a very strict noise restriction. It also requires a left turn before reaching
1.5NM to avoid flying into restricted air space to the north and the NW.