DFW
Major hub airport · United States
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport
Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, United States · #4 world#2 of 114 in country
DFWIATA code
KDFWICAO code
85.7Mpassengers in 2025
4,085 mlongest of 7 runways
185 melevation · 607 ft
1974opened
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW/KDFW) is an airport in the United States serving Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.
It handled 85,660,127 passengers in 2025, making it number 4 in our world ranking and number 2 of 114 ranked airports in the United States.
It has 7 runways, the longest 4,085 m, at an elevation of 185 m.
5 airlines use it as a hub, including Envoy Air, American Eagle and American Airlines.
Passengers per year
2012–202558.6M60.4M63.5M65.5M65.7M67.1M69.1M75.1M39.4M62.5M73.4M81.8M87.8M85.7M
2012’122013’132014’142015’152016’162017’172018’182019’192020’202021’212022’222023’232024’242025’25
Identification
- IATA
- DFW
- ICAO
- KDFW
- UN/LOCODE
- USDFW
- Wikidata
- Q459096
Location
- Country
- United States
- City served
- Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, Mansfield
- Located in
- Texas
- Coordinates
- 32.8969, -97.0381
- Elevation
- 185 m (607 ft)
Organisation
- Type
- international airport, airport
- Opened
- 1974-01-13
- Owner
- Dallas, Fort Worth
- Named after
- Dallas, Fort Worth
Runways
- 18L/36R
- 4,084 m · 13,399 ftconcrete
- 13R/31L
- 2,835 m · 9,301 ftconcrete
- 13L/31R
- 2,743 m · 8,999 ftconcrete
- 17L/35R
- 2,591 m · 8,501 ftconcrete
- 17C/35C
- 4,085 m · 13,402 ftconcrete
- 17R/35L
- 4,085 m · 13,402 ftconcrete
- 18R/36L
- 4,084 m · 13,399 ftconcrete
Hub for 5 airlines
MQEnvoy AirAmerican EagleAAAmerican AirlinesEVExpressJet4BBoutique Air