"You're going to see planes launching behind you literally going to almost every continent in the world today from DFW," Donohue said. $1.6 billion will go toward creating the new terminal while the remaining $2.7 billion will be used for upgrades in terminals A and C.

DALLAS — The Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) moved some dirt at the site of its future Terminal F on Tuesday. The $1.6 billion project will add 15 gates in Terminal F, while rebuilding and reconstructing another 37 across Terminals A and C.

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport will break ground Tuesday on a new terminal as part of efforts to address what its chief executive described as “unprecedented growth.”

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport broke ground on a new terminal Tuesday morning. Terminal F will be the airport’s sixth terminal, and is expected to open in 2027. The 400,000-square-foot terminal will be built on the current site of the Express South parking lot,

DFW Airport broke ground Tuesday on a 400,000-square-foot terminal with 15 gates. Why it matters: DFW Airport is on track to serve almost 90 million travelers this year and 100 million by 2028, CEO Sean Donohue said at the groundbreaking event.