DFW Airport

CEO says flights are still on the horizon, bucking an over half-century legacy of only serving nearby Love Field.

DFW Airport broke ground on Terminal F in November. It will be the airport’s sixth terminal, built using a modular construction technique.

This is the seventh destination in the U.S. served by EVA Air after Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, and Seattle.

Later this year, Delta and Southwest will be left as the only two remaining airlines regularly serving the North Texas airport.

A nonprofit organization called Dream Flights conducts these special Stearman flights all around the U.S. free of charge.

This year marks the 10th year of operations for the DFW Airport Skylink. Our friends over at Hudson Group, in conjunction with DFW Airport, put together an infographic to show you some big details on how this system–which makes your connections easier–works.  

Update 11:19 p.m. EST: Dallas-Ft. Worth International Airport released this statement a few minutes ago. DFW Airport Department of Public Safety is investigating a shooting incident that took place inside the Airport’s Terminal C at about 5:00PM this evening. The shooting involved one of two law enforcement agency officers from the Tulsa County (Oklahoma) Sheriff’s Department […]