Construction on Terminal F is expected to start in the second half of next year and be complete by the end of 2026. A video rendering shows part of the planned Terminal F at DFW Airport.

Renderings of the upcoming Terminal F at DFW International Airport, which should open to the public in 2027 and be finished in 2030.(Courtesy DFW Airport) If you’re expecting DFW International ...

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) and American Airlines are stepping up a plan to accelerate and expand the scope of the airport’s new Terminal F. According to a release, they'll be ...

DFW Airport informed investors that it submitted a $27.8 million capital spending request to the airlines in May to cover the design cost for Terminal F.

DFW Airport – one of the busiest in the entire world – is one step closer to a major upgrade. The airport is planning to build Terminal F, the airport's sixth terminal.

DFW Airport wants to build a 6th terminal, but the design may not be for you ... Instead, Terminal F could be built with design standards that allow more airplanes to park in a smaller space.

In 2023, DFW Airport and American Airlines reached a new 10-year Use and Lease Agreement with pre-approved capital investments. The agreement included the construction of Terminal F initially as a ...

DFW Airport kicks off Terminal F construction as talks continue with airlines to take gates. ... The design and construction of Terminal F and Skyline Station is with Irving-based Innovation Next+.

DFW Airport’s new Terminal F won’t have its own check-in counters or baggage claim. Kate Marijolovic. Tue, November 19, 2024 at 7:05 PM UTC. 2 min read.

American Airlines putting $4B toward expanding the future Terminal F at DFW Airport 00:41. Terminal F at DFW International Airport is already expanding, years before it welcomes its first passengers.

Dallas/Fort Worth Airport’s sixth terminal will be double the size originally planned, the airport announced Thursday morning. Terminal F will now add 31 gates to the airport and will have its ...