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Resiliency. Innovation. Leadership.
Our Path Forward
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) is committed to providing transparent information about its performance and impact on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues. The ESG report is published annually. This report covers fiscal year 2020 (FY20), October 1, 2019 to September 30, 2020. Unless otherwise noted, data in the report reflects this timeframe.
2020 was an extraordinarily difficult year that no one could have planned for or imagined. It tested DFW’s resiliency in every way. COVID-19 has been the single largest ever disruptor to the aviation industry. In April, travel all but stopped, but DFW has been one of the busiest airports in the world since that time. As DFW dealt with the unique challenges of 2020, it remained steadfast in its dedication to serving the community and world with a comprehensive, holistic approach to sustainability.
A Message From Our CEO
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Overview
Environmental
Social
Community
Governance
GRI
Protecting the Environment
Environmental
DFW’s large portfolio of operations includes energy, carbon, waste and water impacts to manage. Reducing negative climate impact is the central goal of DFW’s environmental sustainability strategy.
Environmental
Protecting the Environment
DFW’s large portfolio of operations includes energy, carbon, waste and water impacts to manage. Reducing negative climate impact is the central goal of DFW’s environmental sustainability strategy.
Protecting the Environment
Environmental
DFW’s large portfolio of operations includes energy, carbon, waste and water impacts to manage. Reducing negative climate impact is the central goal of DFW’s environmental sustainability strategy.
Environmental
Protecting the Environment
DFW’s large portfolio of operations includes energy, carbon, waste and water impacts to manage. Reducing negative climate impact is the central goal of DFW’s environmental sustainability strategy.
Overview
Environmental
Social
Community
Governance
GRI
Mission and Vision
Overview
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) is a global superhub, connecting passengers and cargo from North Texas to destinations across the world. Owned by and centered between Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas, DFW generates economic impact for the region by connecting people through travel, creating jobs and keeping commerce moving. As the second largest driver of economic impact in the state, behind the Port of Houston, DFW recognizes its role in the overall well-being and long-term prospects for development of the economic systems at local, national and global levels.
Overview
Mission and Vision
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) is a global superhub, connecting passengers and cargo from North Texas to destinations across the world. Owned by and centered between Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas, DFW generates economic impact for the region by connecting people through travel, creating jobs and keeping commerce moving. As the second largest driver of economic impact in the state, behind the Port of Houston, DFW recognizes its role in the overall well-being and long-term prospects for development of the economic systems at local, national and global levels.
Mission and Vision
Overview
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) is a global superhub, connecting passengers and cargo from North Texas to destinations across the world. Owned by and centered between Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas, DFW generates economic impact for the region by connecting people through travel, creating jobs and keeping commerce moving. As the second largest driver of economic impact in the state, behind the Port of Houston, DFW recognizes its role in the overall well-being and long-term prospects for development of the economic systems at local, national and global levels.
Overview
Mission and Vision
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) is a global superhub, connecting passengers and cargo from North Texas to destinations across the world. Owned by and centered between Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas, DFW generates economic impact for the region by connecting people through travel, creating jobs and keeping commerce moving. As the second largest driver of economic impact in the state, behind the Port of Houston, DFW recognizes its role in the overall well-being and long-term prospects for development of the economic systems at local, national and global levels.
View the full report to learn how DFW paved its path forward with:
- Resiliency in the face of an unpresented year, keeping sight of the path forward.
- Innovation to identify creative solutions to meet the needs of stakeholders and offer a clean and safe travel experience.
- Leadership for the industry and region, recovering faster than peers and taking unprecedented steps to help partners.
View FY20’s ESG Report
The latest ESG report showcases DFW’s Resiliency, Innovation and Leadership