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Explore Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW)

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) is one of the busiest airports in the United States and the world. Spanning roughly 17,000 acres between Dallas and Fort Worth, it is the main hub of American Airlines and serves tens of millions of passengers every year.

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport

Whether you are starting your trip, arriving in Texas or connecting between flights, this guide brings together the essentials, from ground transportation and parking to terminals, airlines, customs and security.

Location

DFW Airport Location

DFW sits between Dallas and Fort Worth, roughly midway between the two city centres, with a typical drive of around 20–30 minutes depending on traffic. Direct access via major highways links it to the wider Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex.

Facilities

DFW Facilities

DFW offers a huge choice of restaurants, cafes and shops, along with airline and Priority Pass lounges across its terminals. Free Wi-Fi, charging points, lactation rooms, children’s play areas and family services help make the journey comfortable.

Transportation

Ground Transportation

DART’s Silver Orange Line and Trinity Metro TEXRail connect DFW with Dallas and Fort Worth by rail. Taxis, rideshare and hotel shuttles serve every terminal, and all major car rental firms operate from the Rental Car Center, reached by shuttle.

Airlines

Airlines and Connectivity

DFW is the main hub of American Airlines, serving over 250 destinations worldwide. Domestic routes reach cities such as Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami and New York, while international flights connect Dallas with London, Tokyo, Dubai, Frankfurt and Mexico City.

Terminals

Terminals Overview

DFW has five terminals: A, B, C, D and E, all linked by the free Skylink train that moves passengers quickly between gates. Terminal D is the main international terminal, with wide-ranging dining, shopping and lounge facilities.

Parking

Parking Services

Terminal parking sits close to the gates for quick access, while remote, express and economy lots offer lower rates for longer stays. Valet parking is also available, and online tools let you check availability and book a space in advance.

Customs

Entry, Customs and Tax Refunds

International arrivals clear US Customs and Border Protection, with Global Entry kiosks speeding up entry for enrolled travellers. Texas also offers a sales tax refund on qualifying purchases for eligible foreign visitors through refund locations at the airport.

Security

Security Procedures

TSA handles security screening at DFW using modern screening technology. TSA PreCheck and CLEAR lanes help eligible passengers move faster, so allow extra time at peak hours and check your terminal before you travel.