Cheap Flights from Indianapolis (IND) to Dallas Love Field (DAL)

Booking Your Flight

When you’re planning on making the trek from Indianapolis to Dallas’ Love Field Airport, you’ll have to pick between flying with either Delta or Southwest. There aren’t many flights along this route, so you should expect to take one of the evening flights that arrive late at night in Dallas.

Flying along this route is quite expensive, so be sure to check with us here at Skyscanner to make sure that you make it to Love Field with some change left in your pocket. Most of the flights along this route have a layover in Atlanta, which has an abundance of shops and restaurants to help you spend the time.

Departing From Indianapolis International Airport

When you fly this route, you’ll be departing from the Indianapolis International Airport. If you book with Delta, you’ll depart from Concourse A; if you book with Southwest, you’ll depart from Concourse B.

The Indianapolis International Airport offers a smattering of restaurants and shops, though you’ll probably be left wanting for anything other than standard American fare. Many of the shops are bookstores, so bookworms will find it easy to spend time before departure.

You should have your US driver’s license ready to show for departure, and you should plan to arrive at the airport an hour before your flight. The security times at Indianapolis International Airport are rarely prohibitive.

Arriving At Dallas Love Field

When you touch down at Love Field, you’ll find it easy to make your way to baggage claim and then hop onto the DART bus, which can connect you to the trains of Dallas’ public transit system. Public transit isn’t the most comprehensive in Dallas, so you may want to hail a cab or call a rideshare. If you plan on staying in Dallas a while, renting a car is probably a good choice because of the city’s car-heavy culture.

Getting Into Dallas-Fort Worth

Dallas is an hour behind Indianapolis, so adjust your watch accordingly. You’ll also find that Dallas is hotter and more humid than Indianapolis. Dallas is slightly cheaper than Indianapolis, though you may not be able to tell if you’re booking a hotel room.

Dallas is known internationally for its steakhouses, Tex-Mex cuisine, line dancing, and embodiment of the Texan spirit. Texans are very friendly and love tourists, so don’t be afraid to ask for directions if you’re not sure how to find something.