Terminal A
Domestic terminal. Home of the DART Orange Line station on the landside.
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) terminal guide
Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas KDFW #2 US airport by passengers
How DFW is laid out and how to move between buildings.
Terminals at DFW
Terminal B
Domestic terminal. The TEXRail station for service to Fort Worth is on this side.
Terminal C
Domestic terminal, primarily American Airlines.
Terminal D
The international terminal. International arrivals clear customs here, and it is the home of most international airlines serving DFW.
Terminal E
Domestic terminal serving American Airlines and some partner flights.
Moving between terminals
Skylink is a free automated train that runs inside security and links the gate areas of all five terminals in a loop. If you are outside security, the Terminal Link shuttle bus runs between terminals on the lower level.
Reviewed October 8, 2026. Confirm details on the official airport website. Spotted a change?
Frequently asked questions
How do I get between terminals at DFW?
Inside security use Skylink, which is free and runs frequently. Outside security use the Terminal Link bus.
Which terminal for international flights?
Terminal D is the international terminal; customs and immigration are located there.