Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport – Travel Guide At Wikivoyage

Flights

DFW International has 5 terminals. Terminals A, B, and C handle domestic flights, while Terminal D and E handles international and domestic flights. All terminals are connected by a quick rail system inside security and buses outside of security. American Airlines and its affiliate American Eagle has a dominant position at DFW airport and occupies all of Terminals A, B, and C and parts of D and E, though exact locations can change due to an ongoing renovation of 5 of the terminals. A Terminal F, which will be in the current Express South parking lot, is in planning.

• Terminal A- American Airlines
• Terminal B- American Eagle
• Terminal C- American Airlines
• Terminal D- Aero México, Air France, American Airlines/American Eagle, Avianca, British Airways, Contour Airlines, Denver Air Connection (to Denver & Clovis NM); Emirates, EVA Air, Fiji Airways, Finnair, Iberia, Japan Airlines, Korean Air, Lufthansa, Qantas, Qatar Airways, Sun Country Airlines, VIA Airlines (to Branson, Missouri), Turkish Airlines, VivaAerobús, and Volaris.
• Terminal E- Air Canada, Alaska Airlines, American Eagle, Delta Air Lines, Frontier Airlines, JetBlue, Spirit Airlines, United Airlines.
• DFW Corporate Airport Terminal- Boutique Airlines (To Clovis & Carlsbad, New Mexico, and to Greenville, Mississippi); Southern Airways Express (Harrison, El Dorado and Hot Springs, Arkansas); and other private VIP flights. The corporate air terminal is located behind the American Airlines cargo terminal north of Terminal A on N Service Rd and E 16th St/N 24th Ave. This terminal is not connected with the other terminals or International Pkwy, the main toll road connecting the other terminals. Therefore, Boutique Air & Southern Airways Express do provide a shuttle from the other airline terminals to their terminal on request. See below under "Private aviation" for a list of additional companies operating private VIP flights.

Note: If you're traveling with Southwest and JSX, they only land and take off at Dallas Love Field (DAL IATA), another airport closer into downtown Dallas. JSX and Southwest do not offer flights into or out of Dallas Ft Worth International Airport. JSX have their own separate terminal, by Love Field, at 7201 Lemmon Ave. Alaska Airlines and Delta offer flights to both airports. See below under 'Ground transportation' on getting to Dallas Love Field by DART Orange Line train. See this link for the flight schedules at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport

Arrive

For those arriving on international flights, Immigration and Customs[dead link] (at Terminal D) process usually takes 15–30 minutes, but can take over an hour at peak times. The busiest times are in the afternoon. Arrivals from Canada are pre-cleared by U.S. immigration and customs prior to boarding in Canada and arrive into the U.S. as a domestic flight.

Transfer

Like all airports in the United States, there are no special transit facilities for international transfers. That means that if you are arriving from an international flight and have an immediate connection, you will still have to pass through Customs and Immigration. For details of entry and visa requirements see get in section of United States page.

For domestic transfers on American Airlines flights, you may end up arriving and departing from any terminals. See Get around for efficient ways to get around, but the Skylink is the quickest and runs often.

Private aviation

Dallas is home to the third highest number of Fortune 500 companies in the United States behind only New York City and Houston, making it one of the busiest regions for business and luxury aviation in the country. It's also frequently used by business jets as a refueling stop for cross-county and intercontinental flights. Although private planes typically use Dallas Love Field (FAA: DAL) and other DFW-area airports focused on private aviation, Dallas Fort-Worth International is still used by corporate aircraft, fractionally owned aircraft, and jet card programs.

DFW Corporate Aviation operates the only private terminal at KDFW, located to the northside of the passenger terminals opposite the Express North Parking Lot. The terminal is accessible via N Service Rd and E 16th St/N 24th Ave behind the American Airlines Cargo terminal. Ameriflight is the only charter operator at KDFW, however, air charter brokers including Alliance Air Charter[dead link] and Private Jets Dallas offer access to charter planes throughout Texas and across the country for private flights to/from DFW International, with planes ranging from single and twin-engine propeller aircraft, to luxury Gulfstreams and business jets. Private flights may experience a bit of a taxi upon arrival, but will enjoy quick departures from Runway 17R.