Direct flights from Dallas Love Field

General Information About Dallas Love Field Airport

Situated 6 miles (10 km) northwest of Downtown Dallas, Love Field Airport is one of North America's busiest medium-hub airports, handling more than 8 million enplaned passengers annually and ranking 31st globally in terms of passenger traffic.

Significant portions of its traffic is domestic; Southwest Airlines uses it as one of its primary hubs.

Love Field Airport stands as one of the nation's most modern, well-planned, and technologically advanced airports, boasting advanced visual approach lighting aids, four instrument landing systems, crosswind runways, and surveillance radar services.

At its heart is a single passenger terminal comprising of two floors with two main concourses, baggage claim wings and central lobby areas - fully compliant with American Disabilities Act requirements and offering ample parking facilities to its passengers. It boasts extensive parking facilities for its patrons.

The Terminal features stores, eateries and bars as well as an art gallery, aviation museum and children's play area for their guests to enjoy. Furthermore, business and conference facilities are also provided here.

At the airport there are seven full service fixed base operators (FBOs) which offer fuel, maintenance, hangar rentals and charters as well as meeting rooms, car rentals and limousine services.

Love Field was finally free of its flight restrictions in 2014. The Wright Amendment, which restricted point-to-point flights between Love Field and any destination outside Texas, was repealed, enabling Southwest Airlines to fly direct between seven states from Love Field via Southwest Express; small aircraft (56 seats or fewer) could now also fly directly out of Love Field and anywhere within the U.S.