DFW Airport

American Airlines said Wednesday that customers with PreCheck can go through security checkpoints at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport with a face scan and phone app instead of showing their driver’s license or passport.

The airport collects nearly 32,000 pounds of cooking oil each month and stores it in tanks until it can be hauled off and refined into sustainable aviation fuel.

Flight delays and a cancellation inspired one couple to get married mid-air on a recent Southwest Airlines flight.

American Airlines is still trying to dig out from under a blizzard of cancelled flights over the last few days. By midday Monday, American had canceled more than 350 flights.

A North Carolina-bound airline passenger tried to open the forward cabin door on their flight and assaulted and bit a flight attendant before being restrained, a spokesman said.

An American Airlines flight from Chicago to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport was forced to make an emergency landing Tuesday when an unidentified passenger tried to open an exit door.

A 3-year-old girl from Honduras was united with her aunt in Frisco on Monday after she became separated from her father crossing the border two months ago.

Police officers slapped handcuffs on 71-year-old Lena Bartula at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport after they found CBD oil in her travel bag. Now she’s talking about her two nights in jail.

A man is in custody Wednesday after slamming his pickup truck into the Dallas FOX television station, ranting and throwing leaflets before surrendering to officers, police say.

After a week-long journey from Mount Everest, an Allen High School graduate is home.

American Airlines Flight 280 from Seoul to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport was diverted early Tuesday morning due to severe turbulence.

An American Airplanes plane made an emergency landing Monday at DFW International Airport, after circling over North Texas for nearly two hours.

The world’s largest passenger jet, Airbus A380, landed for the first time Monday afternoon at DFW International Airport.

Starting Monday, the Airbus A380 — the largest passenger jet in the world — will begin scheduled service at DFW. Australia’s Qantas Airways will fly the A380 between DFW and Sydney. Dubai’s Emirates will fly the superjumbo between DFW and Dubai.