DALLAS — DFW Airport is back to normal operations after a "technical error" forced the evacuation of Terminal E, the re-screening of passengers, and caused flight delays for thousands of passengers.

This will allow the airport to reallocate gates in Terminal D and Terminal E to other airlines. The new agreement extends American Airlines' Use and Lease Agreement with DFW to 2043.

Terminal E at the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport was evacuated Friday afternoon due to a technical error, officials said. The terminal, which has 38 gates, reopened shortly before 2 p.m.

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport plans a$1.8 billion overhaul of four of its five terminals to boost efficiency, security and revenues.

DFW Airport's sixth terminal will be almost double its originally planned size and will have only American Airlines flights, the airport announced Thursday. Why it matters: The airport, almost ...

DFW Airport – one of the busiest in the entire world – is one step closer to a major upgrade. On Tuesday, the airport's board and operations committee is looking to move ahead on building a ...

A rendering of Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport’s Terminal C, which will be overhauled and expanded as part of $4.8 billion in construction. DFW How will construction impact holiday travel?

DFW Airport CEO Sean Donohue spoke about the airport's tremendous growth and upcoming multibillion-dollar capital program which will include a high-end makeover of Terminal C and the development ...