Dallas Fort Worth International Airport is situated between Forth Worth and Dallas. The airport code for Dallas-Forth Worth airport is DFW. It’s known to be the busiest and largest airport in Texas, 2nd largest in the US and 7th largest in the world. It’s the 3rd busiest with reference to aircraft movements and 7th busiest airport in terms of commuter traffic in the world. It is the main hub of American Airlines and their headquarters is based next to Fort Worth airport and is a major carrier in domestic operations and routes. The airport is the 9th busiest worldwide gateway in US, and 2nd in Texas. The airport serves 37 international and 134 domestic destinations. It has 7 non intersecting runways.
The Airport has 5 terminals. The shape of the terminals at the airport is semicircular (excluding the new terminal which is in the "square U" shape). These are designed to reduce traffic and also lessen the distance between airplane and a passenger's car. It is the 28th busiest cargo airdrome in the world.
One can use the bus service provided by Tarrant which famous as “The T” and is run by Fort Worth Transportation Authority. There’s a station near Centerport that serves DFW Airport through a shuttle bus for no added cost. To the south of DFW Airport there are shuttle bus services available that connect to a commuter railway station known as Trinity Railway Express which serves both downtown Fort Worth and downtown Dallas.