American Airlines flights to Dallas from AUD2,638*

Which Dallas airport does American Airlines serve?

Fly with American Airlines to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW). As our largest hub, DFW handles thousands of passengers daily from across the U.S. and around the world. Whether you're connecting through DFW or it's your final destination, we're committed to delivering a seamless journey to any of our domestic or international destinations.

Getting from DFW Airport to downtown Dallas

Traveling between DFW Airport and downtown Dallas is simple. Choose from:

• DART Rail Orange Line: Departs from DFW's Terminal A, reaching downtown Dallas stops in about 45 – 50 minutes.
• Other rail: TEXRail connects DFW airport to Fort Worth; TRE connects Dallas and Fort Worth (requires bus connection from DFW area).
• Taxi / rideshare / shuttles: Taxis, app-based rideshares and shared shuttles are available at DFW terminals. Follow airport signs for pickup areas.

Visit DFW Airport's official website for more details on transportation.

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Best time to visit Dallas

With pleasant weather throughout most of the year, it's rarely a bad time to visit the Dallas-Fort Worth area:

• Fall (September – November): Pleasant weather and prime Dallas Cowboys season (check schedules). The State Fair of Texas also kicks off in early fall.
• Spring (March – May): Beautiful weather, great for outdoor attractions.
• Summer (June – August): Hot and humid; fewer large outdoor events.
• Winter (December – February): Generally mild, often with good flight deals available. Enjoy holiday events around the city.

Top things to see and do in Dallas

Dallas provides a mix of big-city attractions, culture and history:

• Arts and culture: Explore the Dallas Arts District (Dallas Museum of Art, Nasher Sculpture Center) and the Perot Museum of Nature and Science.
• History: Visit the Hall of State at Fair Park: Home to the largest collection of 1930s art deco buildings and over 3 million historic documents and artifacts.
• Views and green spaces: Get panoramic city views from the Reunion Tower GeO-Deck. Visit the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden.
• Sports and entertainment: Catch Mavericks (NBA) or Stars (NHL) games, plus major concerts, at the American Airlines Center.
• Western Heritage: Experience the Old West at the Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District (in nearby Fort Worth), featuring twice-daily cattle drives, historic architecture, shops and restaurants.
• Local food: Sample authentic Tex-Mex and Southern cuisine in neighborhoods like Deep Ellum, Bishop Arts District and Uptown.