Car rental at Dallas Love Field, TX, US

Dallas Love Field, TX, US

IATA Code:DAL
Location: 8 km from the city
Address: 8008 Cedar Springs Rd, Dallas, TX 75235, USA
Official site: www.dallas-lovefield.com
Information: +1 214 6706080

Dallas Love Field, an old airport located near the city of Dallas, with the romantic name "Field of Love", is one of the largest in the state of Texas. Its history begins in 1914, when a small military airfield was built and named after a pilot who crashed there during a training flight. After the end of the First World War, in 1929, the airport was handed over to the civil authorities and began to fly passenger and mail planes. During the Second World War, the military returned to the airport, but after 1945 Love Field switched to servicing only civil aircraft, and at the same time, it was undergoing reconstruction and global expansion. The airport chronicles include one of the most tragic world events. In 1963, it was on the way from Dallas Airport that American President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Today it is a large international airport, where several airlines are based, the flow of passengers is approximately 10 million a year, offices of rental companies are located on the territory, and car rental counters are located directly in the terminal, which greatly facilitates receiving a car upon arrival. The airport infrastructure is extensive, with restaurants and lounges, shops and banks. There is even an art gallery and a Museum of the Origins of Aviation at the airport. A huge parking lot has been built for car rental companies and all other customers. The close proximity to the city of Dallas attracts tourists and business people, however, the most comfortable in terms of time and convenience is travel by car. Car rental companies provide a wide selection of cars, both economy and luxury class. Dallas is teeming with attractions. This is a big city and with a rented car you can explore its historic quarters, visit the sixth floor museum, Fair Park, drive over the famous Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge. The state of Texas has its own special spirit of nature. To get a feel for it, visit Cedar Wright Park. Dallas Love Field Airport hospitably opens its doors to everyone who wants to visit Texas, breathe in the humid subtropical air of Dallas, see a mesmerizing tornado, and walk along the banks of the Trinity River. Begin your trip to the United States at Dallas Airport.