Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) is one of the largest and most connected airports in the world. As a primary hub for American Airlines, the airport serves over 75 million passengers annually with direct flights to more than 250 global destinations. The airport has a central location between Dallas and Fort Worth, and is a hub for both domestic and international travel.

Terminal and gate map – find your way at the airport

The large airport is divided into five terminals that serve different airlines and flight types. You can find the location of each terminal in our map at the top of the page.

Terminal A: This terminal is primarily used by American Airlines for domestic flights, and you also find lots of services such as dining, shopping and lounges.

Terminal B: Also used by American Airlines, this terminal handles a mix of domestic and international flights. It features numerous passenger services and conveniences.

Terminal C: American Airlines is by far the largest airline operating the airport, and Terminal C is another terminal dedicated to their services. This terminal focuses on domestic flights.

Terminal D: Terminal D is the international terminal at Dallas Airport, handling most of the airport's international arrivals and departures. It serves a variety of airlines, including for example British Airways, Lufthansa and Emirates.

Terminal E: This terminal serves several domestic and international airlines not affiliated with American Airlines, including Delta Air Lines, Spirit Airlines and JetBlue.

Dining at Dallas Airport – food map

When it comes to dining options at the airport, there is plenty to choose from throughout the terminals. You can find everything from sit-down meals to quick bites, and there is a variety of cuisines from different parts of the world. If you want to learn more about each restaurant and its location, visit the official website of DFW by following the link below.

Food map Dallas Fort Worth International Airport

Skylink connects the airport

As previously mentioned, this American hub is one of the largest airports in the world. To make it easy getting around the airport there is a free Skylink train system while inside the security. The train departs every two minutes and operates 24 hours a day. The trip takes between five and nine minutes depending on which terminal you are headed to, and you don’t need any ticket to go on the train