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Why Fly to Dallas?

An illustrious past in the oil and cotton industries has made Dallas a wealthy city. There’s plenty to see in the thirteen districts that make up Dallas. Explore museums, browse boutiques and dine on fine cuisine. With the third largest airport in the world, it’s not surprising that tourists come from all over the globe. You can use Travelzoo’s SuperSearch to find cheap flights to Dallas.

Flying to Dallas from the UK

Dallas flights depart from several airports across the UK. London Heathrow offers direct flights to Dallas, which takes around 10 hours. Manchester, Glasgow, Liverpool and Belfast offer indirect flights (one-stop or two-stop services). There are also direct flights to and from the UK with connecting flights to Dallas.

Which Airlines Fly to Dallas?

British Airways and Virgin Atlantic offer direct flights to Dallas (DFW) from London Heathrow. Indirect flights with Continental Airlines are cheaper than standard tickets on British Airways direct flights and take around 12 hours minimum. KLM, United Airlines, American Airlines, US Airways and Delta Airlines fly to Dallas from the UK via European and US hubs including and . Dallas is connected to other cities in the USA from flights routes to, , and .

Mini Travel Guide to Dallas

This fabulous Texan city offers visitors a relaxed and upbeat atmosphere with a vibrant and energetic nightlife. Museums, shops, restaurants, art galleries, and theatres are within easy reach of the downtown area. Dallas is known for its glamorous hotels; wander around the strip to see the Grand Hyatt, Hotel Palomar and the Ritz-Carlton lit up at night. Unwind in one of several nearby bars and order a dish of traditional Texan beef in a steakhouse restaurant. Sightseeing tours of historic buildings can be arranged and a visit to the Southfork Ranch, made famous by the TV series Dallas, is a must. Marvel over marine life at the Dallas World Aquarium, learn about the industrial roots of Dallas at the Museum of American Railroad and join in on the attractions at the State Fair of Texas.