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I have been waiting at DFW for hours for my many layovers. It’s a relatively big airport with a skylink train to connect between the terminals. I didn’t like older terminals with carpets and tile flooring, looked dingy and it is hard to wheel the carry-on. But the remodeled terminals look nice and clean and have wonderful restaurants and shops. But if you are there too early or later in a day most places are closed or out of food options. Yes it gets very busy and crowded which is expected for an airport that size and destination.

It's Huge! It's my first experience at and airport, so much to look at and take pictures of ofcourse. I didn't know all this could be in an airport, it's like a little town of It's own! I may be working, but I'm still enjoying myself. To see so many people here...everyday..going different places, I hope to be on a few of those flights soon! Definitely more pictures to come..

I was in DFW making a connecting flight on American Airlines. There was some confusion on how to get to the other gates using the sky bridge. The signs could of been more thorough in guiding everyone through A gates into the sky bridge and C gates. The C gate stops on the sky bridge was also a bit confusing but as long as you keep your attention on the announcements you’ll make it. Flights were on time. And there were plenty of food / beverage options in the C gate area.

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW Airport) is the ninth busiest airport in the world by passenger traffic, and the third busiest by aircraft movements. It is a major hub for American Airlines, Spirit Airlines, and several other airlines. DFW Airport is a large and modern airport, with five terminals and a variety of amenities for passengers. The terminals are well-connected by a free Skylink train system, and there are also several moving walkways to help passengers get around.

Disclaimer : this review mostly refers to terminal D, please interpret it appropriately. First of all, this terminal looks nothing like an american airport, but has more the lush and novelty of an European or Asian one. Thus, it by default has way higher quality. There's lots of art a around the terminal on the walls (a small mini gallery as ad for various Dallas museums), on the floors (very well combined tiles), or just standing around (various sculptures). The bathrooms are glorious with one every 5-10 gates and some being exceptionally clean it a nice scent. There are tons of lounges for various airlines, airle groups, cards/banks, chains or independent. Furthermore, there are a lot of eating options (some even in style of ghost kitchens), or latest technology supermarkets without cashiers (powered by Amazon technology). Finally, there's pleasent music around, good amount of various types of seating and nice transportation in-between terminals.

Hug Airport with 5 terminals that you can walk around if you have long hours transit... It was very safe to transit at night and very entertaining at day. I love it... one of my favorite Airport without any doubts. They have an American Airlines Store , and you can buy uniforms or stuff for aviation job or souvenirs.