Great airport to navigates plenty of restaurants, bars and shops. Really good selections too…read more Getting through TSA was a breeze. There are several entryways to TSA based on your flying status. If you have Clear and PreCheck it will take literally 5 minutes to get through. Amazingly fast. Gates are numerical. Digital screens everywhere so you couldn't get lost even if you tried. I would fly via Love Field again!

Why does everyone look so sad and miserable? When to get my coffee and some food. Everyone was so…read moreunhappy and unfriendly.

I had 2 different layovers within a weeks' time at Dallas Fort Worth airport. In one case I flew…read morein on a larger Airbus aircraft, then had to change terminals as I flew back out on a small CRJ regional/commuter plane. A few days later I did the reverse. Do know that, if you have a layover here in Dallas that requires you to change gates it can take a while. While signage is clear and easy to follow, and I was walking at a fairly brisk pace, I had about 1 1/2 hours layover and arrived to my departing gate just as the plane was ready to board. This is due to the time it takes to get to the tram, ride the tram through a few stops and to the appropriate set of gates (which are quite spread apart) and then navigate to the gate areas - so even with that long of a layover, I wasn't able to browse the shops and didn't have time to dally. That said, there were plenty of food options in this airport, including a TGI Fridays in one terminal where they guarantee diners will be in and out in 30 minutes.

Terminal A at DFW is one of the best terminals in terms of parking, easy TSA and food choices…read more Tip, if you park your car at DFW, always take a few pictures of where you parked and the walking path and elevator floor. It's easy to not remember where you parked. TSA has this new touch-less feature that is marked in your boarding pass and boom so easy to get though. It does face recognition and that's it! Stopped by Starbucks and on to my gate. Easy travel experience.

C terminal is mostly American Air. I really have no…read morecomplaints as this airport has the essentials for a traveler to make their trip less stressing. The waiting areas are mostly clean! Working Outlets everywhere!! There are couches for you to stretch out like a cat. Good eating spots!! Chik fil a Annie's pretzels Pinkberry fro yo. Boars hesd.. They have a sky tram or a busthat will Take you to other terminals. I love how the have the little go carts that will help people with mobility issues to get where they are going.

American Airlines mostly flies out of this terminal. They have a lot of restaurants and the…read moreAdmirals Club, and the bathrooms are always well maintained. I haven't had major issues due to the construction, but I can understand the frustrations of several people. As someone mentioned, it is a bit dated compared to the others, but I'm just waiting to get on/off my plane; I'm not looking to move in. If I know there's construction, I'll plan for it and arrive a bit earlier. Again, I'm at an airport, not my hotel or home.

I don't usually fly with United Airlines, but on my most recent trip, I had an American Airlines…read moreflight that got canceled due to weather issues. I hopped on a United flight in an attempt to leave earlier. That brought me out to terminal E. It was the usual layout for the older terminals at DFW. Definitely not as nice as terminal D. The hallways between gates were a bit too narrow especially when there were so many flight delays and cancellations. There were plenty of food options. During my wait for my flight, I got food to eat at Wendy's.

Took a Frontier airlines flight here from San Diego and arrived unceremoniously…read more The Terminal was ok. a few things to choose from for food, souvenirs, snacks, etc. The walkways are crowded, people are hustling and bustling, and not smiling, no one seems happy here. You can ride a tram over to other terminals, and then walk over to the Dart train if you can follow the random signs that point you down hallways and corridors that end in a dead end. They need to do a better job marking stuff. At least the bathrooms were clean.

Asak everyone, ***It…read moreis with utmost sadness that I post about the original Mosque Hopper, Ash Amin. Ash passed away on 03.02.22. If you are reading this post, would you plz make Dua for his eternal acceptance. Jazakum Allahu Khairian As his spouse, I would like to continue this MosqueHopper account for him. He loved looking for hard to find & unique mosques and posting them here for others. As such, I shall continue with his intention to the best of my ability.*** Review: This is a small 'Chapal'/prayer area at the DFW airport in Dallas, TX for interfaith worship. This particular one is located in Terminal E, right across from gate E4. Restrooms are next door as well. I believe it's open 24/7. There are prayer rugs, few Qur'ans and a head scarf (hijab) in a ziplock bag. The note on the wall, suggests the direction of the Kaa'ba. Jazak Allah.

I've never experienced worse in my life. I've gone on many flights in my life and during this…read morespecific trip, one of the workers was so mad for no reason? He was unclear with instructions and was extremely angry. I simply asked him for clarification and he called me a "jackass" like bro lol. If you get mad over that you shouldn't be working a job like this. He can't handle the heat of a real job and needs to be checked up by the management. Oh wait! Management was there the whole time and didn't care. The manager was standing there and didn't do anything. We stood up for ourselves and asked the worker why he had the need to call us that. We told the manager what happened and yet again bro stood there not doing anything. If you can't keep ur employees in check don't work there either fr

My experience with TSA at DFW was disappointing. I was trying to move through the checkpoint…read moreefficiently by following the same screening process I had used just a couple of days earlier at LAX, and I didn't realize that DFW's procedures were different. The resulting confusion could have been resolved with a simple explanation. Instead, one TSA officer came across as rude and demeaning. Being asked, "Do you speak English?" while being yelled at was unnecessary and left a very poor impression. A more professional and respectful approach would have made the experience much better.

DFW doesn't have pre-check at every security checkpoint. I went through C20 for my gate C31. The…read moreagent was nice and professional. I was thru in no time. Then a short few min walk to my gate from there.

Wow got my laptop searched because I had "excessive" change in my computer laptop case. Sure it is…read moreabout $3 worth. I said "you must search a lot of purses" and she said yes as my wife was laughing because she has $30 of change in the bottom of her purse and it DIDN'T get searched. TSA you are inconsistent and searching through my change does not reassure my faith in what you do.

Clean and easy to access with several club options (Chase, Centurion, Admirals Club) if you have…read moreaccess through a credit card. If not, there are several restaurants and multiple fast food options available in the terminal (Chik Fil A, Starbucks). The terminal is clean and there are lots of signs to point you in the right direction. There are also interactive electronic boards that can help direct you on your way. As you can see in the video, it is quite a long walk to the gates at the end so leave plenty of time to get to your gate!

What can I say about a great terminal in a great airport…read more My needs are simple and DFW Term D always comes through.

TSA SECURITY CHECKPOINT AT GATE C11 - fast and friendly and professional with speedy service and…read moresafe handling practices to make sure travelers get on their way as quickly and safely as possible me! Thanks TSA! Follow up & Shout out to the TSA and DFW Police & Maggiano's Italian Restaurant at C17... I left a medical device at dinner today and realized one terminal and about 1.5 hours later! We called the restaurant who got in touch with TSA and DFW Police at C17 area checkpoint who made sure my bag was safe and secure until I got back to it and then I still make it back using Skylink to my flight just as it began boarding! I had to leave the terminal and come back through security - but all these folks helped make it happen and I made it back home safe and sound - and with my very expensive and very much needed medical device! Thanks to all who helped make it happen! Including my wonderful family who prayed for me to get it back and get back to my flight on time and the good Lord who made it all possible! Amen!!!

One of the quickest ways to get through TSA is to get through the pre-check they have clear but…read moreclear is not at all the airports I go to so I use pre-check so far it's been good. I also have a global entry. Highly recommended if you're traveling for work.

I flew through Dallas Love Field for the first time recently. And while I know I was seeing it in…read morethe middle of World Cup craziness, I was very impressed. This airport is on the smaller side. Only Southwest and Delta fly through here, but being on the smaller end, made it easy to get to your gate and to get to baggage claim quickly. But don't let the smaller size make you think it doesn't have much. My husband was particularly impressed with the Whataburger kiosk right past security. You can order there and then pick up when you get to Whataburger further down the concourse. DAL also had some live entertainment as well as ample other food and gift options. Our flights were relatively on time; security went fast; and the bathrooms were also clean. It checks all the boxes!

A fairly well organized and embedded in the community of Dallas, Texas, Dallas Love Field is home…read morebase for Southwest Airlines, which trades on the New York Stock Exchange by the Symbol Love. It's a great way to get your friends and family to visit places for vacation and business trips. Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D.