Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) is the primary international airport serving the North Texas region in the United States. It is the largest hub for American Airlines and has secured the place of the third busiest airport in the world, as per the passenger traffic of 2023 and 2024. It serves more than 260 destinations, including 196 domestic and 73 international, through 29 Airlines. DFW is also the largest carbon-neutral airport in the world, being the first one in North America to gain this achievement.

It contains six terminals with 224 total gates. Hyatt Place, a luxury hotel, is located inside the airport on the south side near the car rental companies and the DFW headquarters. While Grand Hyatt can be seen above Terminal D, offering multiple amenities. To commute from one terminal to another within seven to eight minutes, the DFW Skylink Automated People Mover system can be used. The rental car complex serves 10 different companies. Along with this, diverse dining and shopping options, various airport lounges, and services like sleeping pods, spas, and free wifi connectivity are also accessible.

All types of information about the Dallas-Fort Worth Airport can be sought from this website, including the wait times, real-time updates, and passenger services offered here.