DFW Airport is the primary international airport serving the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex in Texas, USA.
The airport was opened in 1974, and it covers approximately 17,000 acres, making it the second-largest airport by land area in the United States following the Denver International Airport.
DFW Airport is the world's second-busiest airport in terms of aircraft movements, with over 600,000 takeoffs and landings annually as of 2023.
The airport is a major hub for American Airlines, which has its largest hub and headquarters at DFW.
DFW Airport has five terminals (A, B, C, D, and E) with a total of 165 gates, providing service to over 200 destinations worldwide.
The airport is known for its innovative Skylink, an automated people mover system that connects all five terminals and transports passengers quickly and efficiently.
DFW is one of the few airports in the world with a dedicated "Founder's Plaza," an observation area for aviation enthusiasts to watch aircraft operations up close.
The airport features a variety of amenities, including hotels, lounges, shopping, dining options, and even an on-site art program showcasing local, national, and international artists.
DFW Airport is committed to sustainability and has various initiatives in place, such as recycling programs, energy-efficient buildings, and water conservation efforts.
The airport plays a significant role in the regional economy, directly employing over 228,000 people.