Airports
Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Presses its Global Hub Ambitions
As the main sponsor for the U.S. Pavilion at Paris Air Show 2013 DFW is promoting its aspirations to be a global hub.
The flight schedule at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport in Texas serves more than 200 destinations, indicating its capability to become a global hub.
The flight schedule at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport in Texas serves more than 200 destinations, indicating its capability to become a global hub.

Dallas/Fort Worth Airport (DFW) is the main sponsor for the U.S. Pavilion and it’s using its time in the Paris Air Show limelight to promote its aspirations to be a global hub. The Texas gateway is one of only seven airports worldwide to offer more than 200 destinations in its flight schedule. Just over a quarter of these are international routes with 14 new overseas destinations– including Dubai and Sydney–launched since the start of 2011.

A $2 billion investment program is focused on renewing DFW’s terminals A, B, C and E. The airport also now boasts a new 24/7 business-aviation facility. With seven runways and no gate or slot restrictions, it also lays claim to being the only airport in the world that can handle four simultaneous landings.