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Guarenteed not to disappoint you, DFW lives up to its name as one of the largest airports in the world. Because of its Central location in the US, its relatively warm weather, and the wide open spaces known as the Texas plain, DFW seems to be an ideal location to link your travel needs.
The airport consists of 5 separate terminals, with 4 of the terminals being dominated by American Airlines. Terminals A,B,C, and D are primarilly American, and terminal E is most other carriers. Terminal D contains all the international flights.
If you are travelling during peak times, please do give yourself at least an hour before flight time to get through security if you know what you are doing, or two hours if you are not a steady traveller.
DFW is the closest airport to Frisco, and is easily reached by travelling on State Highway 121 the whole way.
Written May 1, 2008
Website: http://www.dfwairport.com
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Frisco is located about 27 miles north of downtown Dallas. The Dallas North Tollway will take you directly into Frisco from the southern end and is the main artery from Downtown Dallas.
A drive from both Dallas/Fort Worth and Love Field Airports will take you around 45 minutes.
Written Jul 16, 2003
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