| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Airport name | Dallas Fort Worth International Airport |
| IATA code | DFW |
| ICAO code | KDFW |
| Location | Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas, USA |
| Opened | 1974 |
| Terminals | A, B, C, D and E |
| Gates | 160+ |
| Runways | 7 |
| Airport size | More than 26.9 sq mi / 17,183 acres |
| Main airport road | International Parkway |
| Official website | DFW Airport official website |
| Wikipedia | Dallas Fort Worth International Airport — Wikipedia |
| Primary hub airline | American Airlines |
| Public transit | DART, TEXRail and TRE connections |
| Airport emergency | 911 |
| Airport police non-emergency | +1 972-973-3210 |
| Department / Service | Important phone number |
|---|---|
| DFW Airport main number | +1 972-973-3112 |
| DFW Customer Service | +1 972-973-4968 |
| Customer Service text | +1 972-526-0974 |
| Emergency — Police/Fire/EMS | 911 |
| DFW Police non-emergency | +1 972-973-3210 |
| DFW Department of Public Safety | +1 972-973-3533 |
| DFW Airport Lost & Found | +1 972-973-4420 |
| American Airlines/American Eagle lost items | +1 972-425-2465 |
| TSA Customer Service | +1 469-948-1828 |
| Parking Guest Relations | +1 972-973-4840 |
| Parking information | +1 972-973-3112, option 2 |
| Ground Transportation | +1 972-973-4060 |
| Taxi request after midnight | +1 972-973-4061 |
| Emergency car service | +1 972-973-3112 |
| Passenger paging, all terminals | +1 972-973-3112 |
| Airport Ambassador Program | +1 972-973-7000 |
| Airport Chaplaincy | +1 972-973-2665 |
| Access Control Office | +1 972-973-5100 |
| Noise complaints | +1 972-973-3192 |
| Valet parking | +1 972-574-2400 |
| General Aviation | +1 972-574-3390 |
| TDD/TTY | +1 972-574-5555 |
Call 911.
DFW specifically instructs passengers to call 911 for police, fire or ambulance emergencies occurring on airport property.
Non-emergency: +1 972-973-3210
This number is appropriate for non-emergency police matters, concerns or requests involving DFW Airport Police.
+1 972-973-3533
DFW’s Department of Public Safety encompasses airport police, fire-rescue, security and emergency medical services.
Important: For an immediate medical, fire, security or police emergency, use 911 rather than a non-emergency airport number.
| Terminal | Main characteristics | Useful information |
|---|---|---|
| Terminal A | Major domestic terminal | American Airlines; DART Orange Line station |
| Terminal B | Domestic operations | American Airlines; TEXRail station |
| Terminal C | Primarily domestic operations | American Airlines |
| Terminal D | International-focused terminal | Major international carriers and international arrivals |
| Terminal E | Domestic and selected international operations | Multiple airlines including Delta, United, Frontier and others |
DFW Airport Lost & Found: +1 972-973-4420
American Airlines/American Eagle: +1 972-425-2465
The airport code is DFW (IATA) and KDFW (ICAO).
DFW has five passenger terminals: A, B, C, D and E.
Terminal D is the airport’s principal international terminal, although international and domestic operations can also involve other terminals depending on the airline and flight. Always check the current flight information before traveling.
Use Skylink if you are inside security. Use the Terminal Link shuttle if you are outside the secure area. Skylink is free and operates 24 hours.
Yes. Skylink is free and does not require a ticket or separate pass.
The average Skylink ride is approximately 5 minutes, while the longest journey between points can take about 9 minutes.
For an emergency involving police, fire or ambulance, dial 911.
For non-emergency police matters, call +1 972-973-3210.
The airport’s main number is +1 972-973-3112.
Call +1 972-973-4420 for items lost at DFW Airport. Items lost on an American Airlines or American Eagle aircraft should be handled through American Airlines at +1 972-425-2465.
Yes. DART, TEXRail and TRE provide public-transit connections to the airport and the wider Dallas–Fort Worth region.
The DART Orange Line station is at Terminal A. DART’s Silver Line also serves Terminal B.
TEXRail serves Terminal B.
The appropriate arrival time depends on whether you are flying domestically or internationally, your airline, baggage requirements, security conditions and time of day. Because DFW is a very large airport, travelers should allow additional time for parking, terminal transfers and security.
For current conditions, check DFW’s official flight and security information before departure.
Yes. Passengers can be picked up at the appropriate terminal curbside. DFW also provides one-hour terminal parking and a Cell Phone Parking Lot for people waiting for arriving passengers.
Yes. DFW has an onsite Rental Car Center, with shuttle transportation connecting it to the passenger terminals.