Overview
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) is a major international gateway serving the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex in Texas. Opened on January 13, 1974, DFW has grown to become one of the world's busiest airports, handling nearly 82 million passengers annually. The airport spans over 17,000 acres and offers flights to more than 269 destinations worldwide, including 196 domestic and 73 international routes. It serves as the largest hub for American Airlines, which operates over 900 daily departures and accounts for approximately 82% of the airport’s traffic.
Frequencies
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UNICOM
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Runways
Length
9,000 ft
Width
200 ft
Surface
CON
Heading
135.3° / 315.3°
Length
9,300 ft
Width
150 ft
Surface
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Heading
139.0° / 319.0°
Length
13,400 ft
Width
150 ft
Surface
CON
Heading
180.3° / 0.3°
Length
8,500 ft
Width
150 ft
Surface
CON
Heading
180.3° / 0.3°
Length
13,400 ft
Width
200 ft
Surface
CON
Heading
180.3° / 0.3°
Length
13,401 ft
Width
200 ft
Surface
CON
Heading
180.2° / 0.2°
Length
13,400 ft
Width
150 ft
Surface
CON
Heading
180.3° / 0.3°
Terminals
The airport comprises five terminals: A, B, C, D, and E. Terminal F is under construction and is expected to open in phases starting in 2027, with full completion by 2030. Terminal F will exclusively serve American Airlines and feature 31 gates, its own parking, baggage claim, and security areas.
