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Overview - Love Field

Love Field (IATA: DAL; ICAO: KDAL) serves the city of Dallas.


Service to the city is provided through Inwood/Love Field Station, located off-site.

External Services

External services to Dallas are provided through Light Rail.

Inwood/Love Field Station

 OFF-SITE 

Light Rail
Inwood/Love Field Station

Inwood/Love Field Station. Source: Wikimedia (June 14, 2011, Mbrstooge)/CC BY-SA 3.0

Inwood/Love Field Station is located off-site to the southwest of the airport terminal. It was opened on December 6, 2010.


Inwood/Love Field Station is on the DART Light Rail Green Line and Orange Line. The following services serve this station:

  • Light Rail - DART Green Line - Service to North Carrolton/Frankford; Buckner. As of September 2024, 3 trains operate per hour in each direction on weekdays off peak.
  • Light Rail - DART Orange Line - Service to DFW Airport Terminal A; Parker Road via Forest Lane. As of September 2024, 3 trains operate per hour in each direction on weekdays off peak.

Connector Services

Love Field has no connector service.

Braniff Jetrail Fastpark System

The Braniff Jetrail Fastpark System was a 2.6 km (loop) suspended monorail people mover service that connected the concourse gates with the parking lot and baggage claim. This service began in April 18, 1970, and ended in September 1, 1974 when Braniff International Airways moved to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. Services ran in a closed loop.


The service used custom rolling stock and was one of, if not the first fully automated suspended monorail lines in the world. Each car was 3.7m long. The system was fully elevated and entirely grade separated.


The service was owned and operated by Braniff International Airways.

Internal Services

Love Field has no internal service.

References & Helpful Links

Airport Website (English)

DART Website (English)


External Citations


Last Updated: Sep 03, 2024