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Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW)
The city of Dallas, like everything in Texas, is huge. It has a population of over 6.5 million people and covers more land than the state of Rhode Island and Connecticut combined.

An airport shuttle from one of Dallas' two main airports, DFW and Dallas Love Field, can be one of the more cost effective ways to get around. The average cost of a shuttle can range depending on the type of vehicle or ride you take. The Dallas metro area is broken down into several neighborhoods. Downtown, East Dallas, Lake Highlands, North Dallas, Northwest Dallas, Oak Cliff, Oak Lawn, The Cedars, Uptown, Highland Park and University Park, the "Park Cities", West Dallas, Addison, Arlington, Irving, former home of the Dallas Cowboys' Stadium, Carrollton and Lewisville, and Grapevine.

There is quite a bit to do in Dallas. It is home to the famous Sixth Floor Museum, where Lee Havey Oswald allegedly fired the shots that killed JFL and the Dallas Zoo. You can visit the Dallas Convention Center while you are in the downtown Dallas area and visit some of the best exhibits from around the nation.

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport covers about 30 square miles and DFW is one of the world's largest airports with the most land. It has 7 runways, 3 control towers, 5 terminals, and around 150 gates. There are about 60 million passengers who pass through Dallas Fort Worth International Airport yearly.

Besides its normal airfares, DFW also has a warehouse and distribution offices plus a golf course and is connected to the Grand Hyatt and a Hyatt Regency hotel. DFW opened in 1974 and is owned by the city of Dallas and Fort Worth. You can find rates and book your trip for Dallas Hotel Shuttles today!

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Some of the Dallas Metro Areas we service:
	The Greater Dallas Metroplex	Wise County
	Tarrant County	Johnson County
	Denton County	Parker County
	Collin County	Kaufman County
	Rockwall County

We also service the following area airports in Dallas:
Dallas Love Field - DAL

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DFW Airport Facts
Convention Center: The long awaited $130 million Dallas Convention Center expansion and renovation was completed September 2002. At one-million-plus square feet of total exhibit space, the center can now accommodate tens of thousands of attendees. The center is also the first 100 percent wireless facility in the nation including an upgrade to a 100-megabyte network.

In addition, the Dallas Convention Center now has a total of 226,000 square feet in pre-function lobby space and renovated meeting rooms. Two sets of arched steel trusses, each weighing 740 tons were erected and will be lit nightly and together with the planned lighting of the center’s arena dome will accent Dallas’ night-time skyline.

Interesting FAQ that distinguishes this airport: Airport Ambassadors are volunteers at the airport who meet travelers as they deplane and direct them to connecting flights, baggage claim and other airport facilities, in addition to providing up-to-date information on area attractions, hotel and services in the Dallas-Fort Worth areas.

DFW History
The DFW Airport opened to traffic a few minutes past midnight on January 13, 1974, but aviation has a rich history in Dallas prior to that time. In 1928, Dallas purchased Love Field from the U.S. Army for $325,000 and transformed the 3,250 acres and old wartime buildings into its own municipal airport, and in 1953, the Fort Worth’s Greater Southwest International Airport opened in Northeast Tarrant County.

However in the 1960s, the Civil Aeronautics Board issued a finding that neither Love Field nor Greater Southwest International Airport suitable for future needs and ordered Dallas and Fort Worth to find a new site. The dedication of the Dallas/Fort Worth Regional Airport was attended by 200,000 people and included the first US landing of the supersonic Concorde. In just three months after opening, DFW Airport averaged 18,000 passengers per day and American Airlines announced plans to move its corporate headquarters from New York to Fort Worth, adjacent to DFW Airport.

By 1992, annual traffic surpassed 50 million for the first time and by the late 90s DFW became the fastest-growing gateway to Latin America and nonstop routes were established to Mexico and South America, providing DFW with a wide range of choices for international travel.

Contact Information
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport
3200 East Airfield Drive
Dallas, TX 75261
Airport Code: DFW

Approximate Distance To and From Dallas International Airport Dallas is full of things to do whether you are on business or with the family. Drop by the Arlington Museum of Arts or the Dallas Museum of Natural History you can you can have a relaxing day learning about history and science. If you are looking for a day outside then you may want to visit the Dallas Zoo or Delaney Vineyards & Winery for great wine tasting and events. Below are the approximate distance to and from the Dallas International Airport.

Miles	Destination
21	Downtown Dallas
13	Grand Prairie - Arlington
19	North Dallas
34	Plano - Collins County
22	Richardson
31	Uptown
28	Lake Highlands
20	Dallas Convention Center

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