Gyo Obata, its chief architect, called it a “no-nonsense airport.” The new 31-gate terminal would appear to fit that description. It is a joint venture between DFW and American Airlines ...

The terminal will be a 15-gate terminal that will not follow the crescent shape of the other five but will be connected to the rest of the airport via a Skylink station. Airport officials outlined ...

Terminal F will now add 31 gates to the airport and will have its own security checkpoint, baggage facilities and parking. The project’s expansion comes after American Airlines and DFW agreed to ...

However, that award-winning makeover only covers the new Terminals B and C. The six-gate Terminal A, also known as the Marine Air Terminal, is the hub’s original terminal – opened back in 1940 ...

Airport officials said the expansion of Terminal 1 gates will be accomplished by redesigning terminals from an outmoded “satellite” arrangement to a pier system. Instead of up to six gates ...

Terminal F is slated to have 15 gates, its own Skylink station and dining and shopping options for travelers. This rendering shows the future Terminal F at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.

Construction will also pave the way for a passenger level with gate hold rooms, more public restrooms and spaces for retailers and other tenants. Additionally, the Terminal 3 expansion project ...