Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, Texas

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport was established in 1927 in Texas. It is situated halfway between Dallas and Fort Worth and is considered one of the top three busiest airports in the world. There are more than 28 airlines operating from the airline, and you can fly to over 250 destinations. This airport is the largest hub for American Airlines and some of the most popular routes from the airport are to New York with 6190 flights and Los Angeles with 5298 flights weekly .

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport information:

• Airport Name - Dallas Fort Worth International Airport 
• IATA Code - DFW
• ICAO - KDFW
• Address - 2400 Aviation Dr, Dallas, TX 75261
• Country - United States 
• Phone number - +1 972-973-3112
• OTA flight reservation number: +1-830-694-0130
• Email - [email protected]

Dallas Fort Worth Airport terminals:

The airport currently has a total of 5 working terminals which are characterised from Terminal A to Terminal E. All of the terminals are interlinked to each other through a quick rail system which is at the security and buses outside of the security. Terminal F is under process which will be used for the current Express South parking lot.

Terminal A - This terminal has 26 gates and they serve to both domestic and international airlines. It is one of the main terminals of American Airlines. There are also different duty-free shops including the 7-Eleven, Tumi, newsstands Brookstone, and more through which you buy the necessary items.

Terminal B - There are 45 gates available at the terminal from B1 to B49, and they serve only the American Eagle flights. If you want to reach terminal A by walking then get to the B4 gate.

Terminal C - This terminal is only operated by American Airlines and has around 29 gates. It is connected with Terminal A through the airside walkway and can be reached through the C2 gate.

Terminal D - It consists of 28 gates, and the airline uses it for arrivals and departures of domestic flights. There is a variety of airlines operating from the terminal, including American Airlines, British Airways, KLM, Emirates, and many more. You can also access terminals B and C beside the D40 gate.

Terminal E - This terminal services 8 airlines and has 26 gates. This is the only terminal that is not directly connected to the other walkways. The skyline is the only way to enter and leave the terminal. Few of the main airlines that offer flights are Air Canada, Alaska Airlines, United Airlines, Spirit Airlines and Frontier Airlines.

Services offered at Dallas Fort Airport:

Seating area and Cafe - There are different types of cafes and seating areas available at the airport that the passengers can visit while waiting for their flight.

Ticket & Check-in counter - To make a flight reservation or for any changes, you can visit the reservation counter of the airline and the executive will help you in making the changes. 

Baggage service -  Any passenger who has lost their baggage or has any query related to the baggage can reach out to the baggage claim area, and customer service will provide the necessary assistance.

Lost & Found - While traveling through the airport, if any passengers have lost any item, then they can reach out to the lost & found department. Share the necessary information with the executive, and they will assist you in locating it.

Lounge - Passengers with higher class tickets and frequent flyer members get free access to the Lounge of the specific airline, where they can wait for the flight. There are various types of services available at the Lounge like comfortable seating, charging ports, dining and many more.

Connectivity with the Texas city:

The airport is approximately 25 miles away from the Fort Worth Amtrak station, and it takes around 28 minutes to drive. However, if you are traveling from the city, then the distance between the airport is 23 miles, which can be covered in 25 minutes by road. Taxi services are also available, and they will take you to the airport at an average price of $50.