Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport covers more land than the island of Manhattan — big enough that it has its own ZIP code and its own police, fire and emergency services. Its five semicircular terminals were designed so a driver could park within a short walk of any gate, and the Skylink train circles them in under ten minutes. The current schedule feed lists 278 airports in 41 countries connected to Dallas-Fort Worth.
It is the largest hub of American Airlines, whose headquarters sits on airport property.
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport is the 4th busiest airport in the world — it handled 85,660,127 passengers in 2025, according to ACI World's annual ranking.
The most frequently served routes for Dallas Fort Worth International Airport connect to Chicago (ORD), Austin (AUS) and Atlanta (ATL).
The longest connected route for Dallas Fort Worth International Airport reaches Melbourne (MEL). This non-stop flight covers a distance of 8,994 miles (14,475 km).