DFW Airport breaks ground on US$1.6bn Terminal F

Passenger Terminal Today
Elizabeth Baker
25 November 2024

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) has broken ground on the construction for Terminal F – the airport’s sixth terminal and the first new construction of an entire terminal at DFW since 2005. The new terminal will feature a double-loaded concourse with 15 gates and modernized customer amenities.

Terminal F prepares DFW for the future
DFW’s US$1.6bn Terminal F program will deliver an “all-new experience for customers”, featuring a 400,000ft2 concourse. An expansion of Terminal E is also included in the program, which will add more than 100,000ft2 of new check-in, security and baggage claim facilities dedicated to customers flying to or from Terminal F. Customers using Terminal F will check in at Terminal E and connect between both facilities with a one-terminal transfer via the airport’s Skylink system, which will welcome a new station above Terminal F when the terminal opens in 2027.

Terminal F has been designed to enable DFW to expand the new terminal with additional gates and other supporting facilities. Combined with other ongoing expansions in Terminal A and Terminal C, DFW’s extensive construction programs are set to deliver 24 net new contact gates to prepare the airport and its airline partners for continued growth.

The design-build team for the Terminal F concourse and Skylink station is Innovation Next+, a joint venture comprising Archer Western Construction, Turner Construction Company, Phillips May Corporation, H J Russell & Company and Carcon Industries, with PGAL, Gensler and Muller2 as design team members.

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