DALLAS — DFW International Airport opened four new gates this month after building most of the new structure a mile away and moving it into place with massive tractors.
The new section in Terminal C was delivered in September after the exterior shell was built about a mile away. It features 16-foot ceilings with curved wood, tall glass windows that can be dimmed to shade the hot Texas sun and artificial trees with twinkling lights at the ends of the branches.
“Customers will experience a much more relaxing atmosphere at the High C gates,” said Khaled Naja, DFW Airport’s executive vice president of infrastructure and development. “The new gates will also feature unique art throughout, and it sets the stage for what customers can expect for future construction at DFW.”
