Dallas Fort Worth International Airport
Dallas-Fort Worth, USA
Overview
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport is the primary international airport serving the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex and the North Texas region, in the U.S. state of Texas. It is located approximately 16 miles northwest of Downtown Dallas and 20 miles northeast of Downtown Fort Worth.
Terminals
Terminal A
Primarily used for domestic flights (largely American Airlines). Features a direct station for the DART Orange Line leading into downtown Dallas.
Terminal B
Handles domestic and regional flights. Connected to the TEXRail train service heading toward Fort Worth.
Terminal C
A major domestic hub for American Airlines, currently undergoing pier and modular gate expansions (including recent updates in 2026).
Terminal D
The primary international terminal housing international arrivals processing (lower level), luxury retail, duty-free shops, and major lounges like the American Express Centurion Lounge.
Terminal E
Serves domestic and Canadian flights, featuring a wide variety of dining, retail options, and airline clubs (such as the Delta Sky Club).
Airlines serving Dallas-Fort Worth
Lounges
- American Airlines Admirals Club
- American Airlines Flagship Lounge
- American Airlines Flagship First Dining
- Capital One Lounge
- Centurion Lounge
- Delta Sky Club
- Plaza Premium Lounge
- The Club DFW
Nearby hotels
TownePlace Suites Dallas DFW Airport North/Irving
Car rentals
Frequently asked questions
What city is the Dallas Fort Worth airport in?
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) is not located inside a single city; instead, it is an unincorporated area that spans across parts of Dallas and Tarrant counties and overlaps into multiple neighboring cities
Is DFW the largest airport in the world?
No, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) is not the largest airport in the world by land area.
How many terminals are at Dallas Fort Worth airport?
Five