Where Does JetBlue Fly from Dallas?

Travelers from Dallas looking to fly with JetBlue Airways may wonder, “Where does JetBlue fly from Dallas?” The answer focuses on the airline’s connectivity and streamlined services from this bustling hub. JetBlue operates direct flights from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) to a primary destination, Boston Logan International Airport (BOS). This route serves as a gateway for passengers aiming to explore further with JetBlue.

Although JetBlue’s direct service from Dallas (DFW) connects only to Boston (BOS), the significance of this link cannot be overstated. Boston’s airport acts as a major hub for JetBlue, facilitating onward journeys to a broad network of destinations. JetBlue offers direct flights from Boston to 51 domestic locales and 24 international cities. This extensive network allows passengers flying from Dallas (DFW) to easily reach various destinations across the United States and beyond, including prominent cities in the Caribbean, Latin America, and Europe.

Thus, while the direct flight options from Dallas with JetBlue may seem limited, the connection through Boston opens a wide array of travel possibilities, making JetBlue a viable option for travelers seeking to reach various global destinations.

JetBlue Flights from Dallas (DFW)

JetBlue flights from Dallas include direct flights to only Boston at present. The table below presents useful information, such as the flight duration, frequency, and distance of JetBlue’s direct flights from Dallas. 

JetBlue’s Direct Flights from Dallas
Destination	Duration	Flights/Day	Miles	Weekdays	Route
Boston (BOS)	3h 37m	9-10	1567	S M T W T F S	Domestic

JetBlue Dallas Destinations Map

JetBlue Dallas Destinations Map/Route Map. Source. JetBlue.com/Route-Map 

The JetBlue Dallas Destinations Map serves as an essential guide for passengers starting their journey from Dallas, showcasing a detailed overview of available flight paths JetBlue operates. To use this feature, visit JetBlue’s website, proceed to the “Travel Info” section, and select “Route Map.” From there, setting Dallas as the departure city will reveal both direct and connecting flights, thus providing a clear visualization of your travel options.

This user-friendly map not only illustrates the routes but also offers vital information like the frequency of flights, schedules, and pricing, all accessible with a simple hover over the chosen destination. It aids travelers in assessing their choices based on various factors, including flight duration, cost, and the availability of premium services like JetBlue’s Mint.

For those ready to book, the map integrates directly with the booking process. It enables you to refine your search, for instance, by filtering for non-stop flights or specific classes of service. This integration ensures a smooth transition from browsing to booking, streamlining the user experience.

The JetBlue Dallas Destinations Map is more than a route viewer; it’s a strategic tool that facilitates easy travel planning and booking and provides a hassle-free journey.

JetBlue at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport 

The table below provides useful information about the amenities and services at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), including information on parking options, terminal facilities, transport services, security checkpoints, and more. 

It offers a quick reference to essential details such as the airport’s address, contact numbers, parking rates, terminal specifics, and transportation methods available, including inter-terminal transit and external connections. Additionally, it covers passenger services like car rental, lounge access, dining venues, Wi-Fi availability, and lost and found centers, ensuring a well-informed travel experience at DFW.

Name of the Airport	Dallas Fort Worth International Airport
Airport Location	Approximately 24 miles from Dallas
Airport Address	2400 Aviation Dr., DFW Airport, TX 75261, USA
Website	DFWAirport.com
Airport Telephone Number	972-973-3112
JetBlue Phone Number at DFW	+1-800-538-2583
Terminals at DFW	5 Terminals (A, B, C, D, and E)
JetBlue’s Departure Terminal	Terminal E

Inter-Terminal Transport

Airside Transport After Security Check
The Skylink light rail, free of charge, facilitates transit between terminals post-security, subject to the flight’s customs and immigration checks.

Skylink operates 24/7, with trains departing from two stations in each terminal every 2 minutes, ensuring efficient transit. Trains run in both clockwise and counter-clockwise directions, with the longest journey between stations capped at 9 minutes.

Skylink’s stations are located at:

Terminal A

• Between A34 and A29
• Between A16 and A13

Terminal B

• Between B31 and B28
• Between B12 and B9

Terminal C

• Between C32 and C27
• Between C12 and C8

Terminal D

• Between D34 and D24
• Between D20 and D11

Terminal E

• Between E32 and E31
• Between E11 and E8

For those with time to spare or who prefer to walk, all terminals (except Terminal E) have walkways connecting to 2 other terminals, as shown above.

Ground Transport Before Security Check
Outside the secure areas, passengers can use the Terminal Link shuttle buses in green or orange, free of charge, operating from 5 a.m. to midnight, with after-hours service available at 972-574-5465.

The shuttle stops are located in:

Terminal A (Departures Level)

• Entry A29 (for gates A39 to A21)
• Entry A10 (for gates A20 to A1 and DFW Airport DART Rail Station)

Terminal B (Departures Level)

• Entry B43 (for gates B49 to B26 and DFW Airport TEXRail Station)
• Entry B14 (for gates B25 to B1)

Terminal C (Departures Level)

• Entry C30 (for gates C39 to C21)
• Entry C4 (for gates C20 to C1)

Terminal D (Arrivals Level)

• Lower level D29 entry (for gates D40 to D23)
• Lower level D17 entry (for gates D22 to D1)

Terminal E (Departures Level)

• Entry E35 (for gates E38 to E20)
• Entry E14 (for gates E18 to E2)

Security & Customs

Security Checkpoints at DFW
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport houses 15 security checkpoints, evenly distributed with three in each terminal. Using the Skylink train, travelers can navigate between terminals airside, allowing them to choose the checkpoint with the shortest wait time.

Travelers must present a valid boarding pass for the day’s travel to access the security checkpoints. Those without checked luggage or with airlines offering check-in at various terminals have the flexibility to select their entry point based on wait times.

The MyTSA app provides real-time estimates of security wait times at all terminals.

Upon arrival, international passengers must undergo customs and immigration processes. However, smaller checkpoints within the airport may allow transit passengers with valid connections to bypass the main security lines.

TSA PreCheck
TSA PreCheck is available at four of DFW’s five terminals, with dedicated lanes at specified checkpoints. Passengers at checkpoints without PreCheck can still receive expedited screening by presenting their boarding pass.

Specific PreCheck checkpoints at DFW include:

• Terminal A: A12 and A21
• Terminal C: C20
• Terminal D: D30
• Terminal E: E16 and E18

Applicants must register online and attend an in-person meeting at a TSA PreCheck enrollment center.

Tip. TSA PreCheck now offers Fast Pass reservations, allowing for scheduled screening times and reduced waiting periods. DFW features a PreCheck enrollment center in Terminal D’s check-in area.

Global Entry
Global Entry kiosks at DFW, marked with blue signs, provide swift clearance for international travelers. The Global Entry enrollment center in Terminal D assists with both new applications and enrollment on arrival, with interviews held at Passport Control booths 35 and 36.

Mobile Passport
Mobile Passport Control lanes, marked with white signs, expedite entry for app users. Travelers must complete the app’s questions and present the generated receipt and their passport to Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents.
CLEAR
DFW offers a CLEAR lane at Terminal E’s checkpoint E18 for verified users. A CLEAR enrollment center located in Terminal E’s check-in area facilitates the registration and biometric data submission process.

Priority Pass Access

The Club at DFW is accessible to Priority Pass members who also enjoy complimentary access to the following amenities:

• Be Relax Spa offers one complimentary service from a selection of treatments (available in Terminal B and Terminal D).
• Gameway provides a one-hour gaming session, complete with a soft drink and two snacks (located in Terminals B and E).
• Minute Suites grants a one-hour stay in Terminals A and D.

Cafes and Restaurants

DFW has over 100 dining establishments, including restaurants, cafes, and bars, spread across its 5 terminals, predominantly situated airside near the departure areas. Terminal D offers the best dining choices landside, ideal for those arriving well before their flight time.
To explore dining choices in advance, the airport’s official website provides a comprehensive listing of the food services available in each terminal.

Wi-Fi and Charging

Wi-Fi 

DFW Airport ensures public Wi-Fi access throughout all terminals and even in the parking areas. To connect, users should choose “DFW Airport Complimentary WiFi,” follow the login prompts, and agree to the terms and conditions.

Charging Stations 

DFW airport is equipped with power charging stations featuring USB ports, which are conveniently located across all terminals and near most gates.

Lost & Found

DFW has 2 lost and found centers for items misplaced within the airport, excluding those lost on an aircraft. One center is situated in Terminal E, while American Airlines operates the other in Terminal C.

You can find Terminal E’s lost and found office on the first level near the E4 baggage claim area, or contact the office by phone at 972-973-4420. The lost and found facility in Terminal C is located within the secure zone, close to gate C2.

For belongings left on an aircraft, contact the airline directly to seek assistance in recovering your lost items.

Additional Information 

Information Assistance

Service desks and information kiosks are strategically placed throughout DFW, especially in the areas of baggage claim and gate zones.

Children’s Play Area

A play area sponsored by McDonald’s is available in Terminal D near gate D8, offering charging options and seating for adults.

Nursing Rooms for Mothers

Gates D36, D2, C36, C14, B40, A18, E26, and E14 house nursing rooms for mothers.

Pet Relief Areas

Pet relief areas are found both inside and outside the terminals, specifically airside at gates E31, D18, B28, and A28, and landside in Terminals C and B.

Duty-Free Shopping

Terminal D, serving international travelers, features duty-free shopping near gates D27 and D22.

Smoking Areas

Designated smoking areas are allocated outside the terminals.

Cultural and Wellness Spaces

• Artistic Displays: The airport is adorned with a variety of art exhibits, including over 30 mosaics, sculptures, and paintings.
• Yoga Studios: DFW offers yoga spaces equipped with mats, situated in the walkway between Terminals B and D and near gate E31.

Prayer Rooms

Interfaith chapels are located near gates E4, D40, C15 (near baggage claim), B25, and A23.

ATMs 

A network of ATMs is available both inside and outside the secure zones, notably near gates E14 and E37 outside security, and D12, D22, and D24 for currency exchange inside Terminal D.

Baggage Storage 

DFW does not offer luggage storage facilities.

Important Phone Numbers

• General queries: 972-973-4968
• Parking inquiries: 972-973-4840
• Ground transportation: 972-973-4060
• Lost and Found: 972-973-4420

Transport Options 

Train

• Dallas Area Rapid Transport (DART): The DART Rail Station at DFW is accessible at the lower level of Terminal A via entry A-10. The Orange Line takes you to West End Station in Downtown Dallas in approximately 50 minutes. This service is available daily, with a midday pass priced at $2 and a day pass at $6.
• Trinity Metro TEX Rail: Providing a route from Fort Worth to DFW, this rail service starts from T&P Station or the Fort Worth ITC, reaching Terminal B’s lower level. Operating every day, the cost is $2.50 for an hour-long pass or $5 for a day pass.
• Trinity Railway Express (TRE): Linking Fort Worth, DFW’s CentrePort, and Downtown Dallas, the TRE operates from Monday to Saturday. Complimentary shuttle buses from CentrePort/DFW Airport Station ferry passengers to the airport terminals, with a 2-hour pass costing $2.50.

Bus

• DART: Bus 408, departing from DFW’s Remote South Parking, travels to the Medical District/Parkland Station, with onward connections to the DART Rail system leading to Downtown Dallas. Single-ride tickets are $2.50 or you can opt for a day pass at $6. Free shuttles provide transport from the airport terminals to the Remote South Parking.
• *The day pass grants unlimited access to DART Rail, DART buses, and TRE trains between CentrePort/DFW and Union Station.
• Charter Bus: Pre-arranged charter bus services offer transport from the curbside of each terminal’s lower level. Details and contact information are available on the official airport website.

Shuttle

• Shared-ride Shuttles: Positioned at the curbside of the lower level across all terminals.
• Courtesy Shuttles: Shuttles for car rental services depart every 10 to 15 minutes from every terminal’s lower-level curbside. Check with nearby hotels for available shuttle services before arranging other transportation.

Taxi

Catch a taxi from the upper level of Terminals A, B, C, and E or the lower level of Terminal D, where guest assistants are ready to help.

Ridesharing

For ride-sharing, Uber, Lyft, and Wingz pickups and drop-offs are located at the upper-level curbside of each terminal.

Driving Directions to DFW

From Dallas

Start on I-35 E heading north towards Denton, and follow the signs for TX-183 W directed to DFW Airport. Stay right at the fork to remain on TX-183 W, then veer right again to continue on TX-114 W. Utilize any of the right three lanes to take the exit to DFW and merge onto International Parkway, granting access to the airport’s terminals and services.

From Fort Worth

Start your journey on TX-121 N, transitioning onto Texas 183 TEXpress, a toll route, until you intersect with the International Parkway.

From Denton

Head south on I-35 E to exit 448B. Here, keep to the right to join TX-121 S (Sam Rayburn Tollway). Follow the signs and exit towards TX-114/DFW Airport, which will lead you onto the International Parkway.

Parking Information 

Official Airport Parking 

DFW provides four primary parking services, distinguished by color on the provided map:

• Terminal Parking: colored in orange
• Express Parking: marked in blue
• Remote Parking: indicated in yellow
• Valet Parking: designated in white and orange for valet

Short-term Terminal Parking 

With over 20,000 short-term, sheltered parking spots available directly outside the terminals, this option ranks as the priciest due to its convenience. The pricing structure is as follows:

• 0 to 8 minutes: $6
• 8 to 30 minutes: $2
• 30 minutes to 2 hours: $3
• 2 to 4 hours: $9
• 4 to 6 hours: $10
• 6 to 24 hours: $27

Long-term Parking 

To economize on extended parking, consider the two Express Parking Lots or the two Remote Parking Lots.

Express Parking

Offering both sheltered and open-air parking options, the Express North Parking Lot provides a total of 7,000 spaces, alongside the exclusively open-air Express South Parking Lot. Accessible via free shuttle service from each terminal, their charges are:

• 0 minutes to 2 hours: $2
• 2 to 4 hours: $3
• 4 to 6 hours: $4
• 6 to 24 hours: $15
• Covered parking incurs a daily rate of $18

Remote Parking

Situated slightly farther from the terminal areas, the Remote Parking facilities are more budget-friendly, with 4,800 open-air spaces collectively in the North and South lots, served by complimentary terminal shuttles. Currently, the North Remote Parking is closed. Fees are:

• 0 minutes to 2 hours: $1
• 2 to 4 hours: $2
• 4 to 6 hours: $3
• 6 to 24 hours: $12

Parking Tip. Booking your parking space online in advance can yield savings of up to 50%.

Valet Parking

Accessible from the 1-hour parking areas at the arrivals level for Terminals A, B, C, and E, and at the departures level for Terminal D, valet service is available without the need for prior reservation and is charged at $40 daily (plus tax).

Cell Phone Parking

The Cell Phone Parking Lot, located at the airport’s northern end, offers a free 2-hour wait for drivers collecting passengers, operational 24/7 with the stipulation that vehicles remain attended.

Off-site and Hotel Parking 

For competitively priced short-term and long-term parking, consider utilizing hotel and off-site facilities, which, despite their distance from the airport, provide complimentary shuttle transfers.

Online platforms like airportparkingreservations.com list off-site parking as low as $5 daily, allowing searches based on proximity to the airport, parking type, and user reviews.

Parking for Passengers with Disabilities 

All parking areas at the airport feature designated accessible spaces, especially in the terminal lots at both levels. For shuttle transport, wheelchair-friendly vans can be arranged using the courtesy phones in each terminal and parking area.

Parking Contacts

• General inquiries: 972-973-4840
• Rate specifics: 972-973-7275

Car Rentals at DFW

The Car Rental Center at DFW is situated near the airport’s south entrance, serviced by shuttles that link with each terminal every 10 to 15 minutes, and the trip takes roughly 10 minutes. Travelers have an assortment of 12 car rental agencies to choose from, including:

• Hertz: 800-654-3131
• Avis: 800-331-1212
• Budget: 800-527-0700
• Sixt: 888-749-8227
• National Car Rental: 800-227-3876
• Alamo: 800-327-9633
• Thrifty: 972-456-5980
• Dollar: 866-434-2226
• Payless: 972-456-7939
• Enterprise: 972-586-1100
• Advantage: 800-777-5500

Frequently Asked Questions About Where Does JetBlue Fly from Dallas

Exploring travel options with JetBlue from Dallas raises several common inquiries. The FAQs below about “Where Does JetBlue Fly from Dallas” addresses the key aspects of JetBlue’s service for travelers planning their journey from Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. Do go through them and let us know if you have any questions.