Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is the largest airport in the world in size of the airport. The world's busiest airport position is debatable (between Atlanta's William B. Hartfield International Airport and Chicago's O' Hare International Aiport). Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport serves as the main hub for American Airlines. Delta Air Lines also operates a hub here.

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport has 4 Terminals

Table of contents 1 Terminal A 2 Terminal B 3 Terminal C 4 Terminal E 4.1 External Links

Terminal A

• American Airlines Gates A09 - A39
• American Eagle[?] Gates A02A - A02N, A03 - A04
• Grupo Taca[?] Gate A16

Terminal B

• Air Canada Gates B25, B28, B30 - B31
• America West Gate B16
• American Eagle[?] Gates B02�B13
• American Trans Air Gate B24
• British Airways Gate B33
• Continental Airlines Gates B13, B15-B16, B18
• Frontier Airlines Gates B16, B33
• Korean Air[?] Gate B36
• Lufthansa Gate B34
• Mesa Airlines[?] Gate B18
• Midwest Airlines Gate B18
• Sol Air[?] Gate B23
• United Airlines Gates B25, B28, B30 - B31
• US Airways[?] B19 - B21, B23

Terminal C

• American Airlines Gates C02 - C39

Terminal E

• Aeromexico Gates E36 - E37
• Airtran[?] Gate E02
• Atlantic Southeast[?] Gates E22 - E30
• Comair Gates E22 - E30
• Delta Air Lines Gates E07 - E38
• Northwest Airlines Gates E04 - E06
• Skywest[?] dba Delta Connection Gate E26
• Sun Country Airlines[?] Gate E38

External Links

• http://www.dfwairport.com/