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Dallas/Fort Worth
International Airport

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When Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport was built in
1974, no one could predict it would be the second busiest
airport in the world in only seventeen years. Today more
than 2,000 daily flights connect DFW with nearly 200
destinations worldwide. Soaring into the Twenty-first
Century, DFW Airport plans to invest $3.5 billion within
the next 20 years doubling the Airport's capacity, and
generating more than $30 billion to the North Texas
economy.
DALLAS / FORT WORTH AIRPORT BOARD
William E. Cooper-Chairman Bert Williams-Vice Chairman
James P. Christon-Secretary
Billy R. Allen Comer Cottrell Mayor Kay3 Granger - Fort Worth Robert Martin
John J1 Monto a Pete Schenkel Mayor Annette Strauss - Dallas Louis Zapata

Oris ' Dunham, Jr
Executive Director
Richard G. Petit
Senior Director - Planning & developmentt

Vernell Sturns
l Deputy Executive Director
4OIAD Michael DiGirolamo
Senior I)irector - Airport Operations

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