Bridging New and Improved Access to Terminals A, B and C
A big transformation to roadway access into Terminals A, B and C is underway that will transition DFW’s traditional left-hand exits to new right-hand exits from International Parkway. The new access will provide customers a more intuitive experience and replace today’s 50-year-old bridges currently connecting International Parkway with the terminals.
As a project that is embedded in DFW’s 24/7 operation with work zones spreading along International Parkway, the main artery through the airport and its terminal area, consistent collaboration is key. The project continues to make significant progress with safety and customers in mind. Phased planning, strategic scheduling, complex coordination and impressive precision by construction crews have resulted in minimal impact to customers and the airport’s busy operation.
New Bridges Are Beaming with Progress
Airport and project teams, in coordination with countless stakeholders, worked successfully the first half of 2025 to install the large structural beams across four bridges to support the future roadway network into Terminals A, B and C.
This monumental phase of the project was completed with precision at an impressive scale.
- A total of 141 beams were placed across four bridge structures to create more than 3,300 feet of bridge.
- The combined length of the beams measured 15,142 linear feet, which is over 2.8 miles and longer than DFW’s longest runway.
- 18 different cranes were used to lift and place more than 13 million pounds of beams.
- The largest crane used was a 900-ton crane, which is capable of lifting objects heavier than 10 adult blue whales.
- The achievement took than 6,500 work hours across 12 shifts that took place primarily overnight to ensure minimal impact to customers and the airport’s operation.
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