Cheap Flights from Dallas (DFW) to Oklahoma City Will Rogers World (OKC)

The biggest city in Texas following Houston and San Antonio, Dallas originally got its fame for its key influence in the cotton and oil industries. Over the years, it expanded at an unprecedented rate, concerning both population size and economic output.

This region is one of the biggest employment centers in the United States, as it is home to a wealth of businesses in the banking, telecommunications, healthcare, transportation, and computer technology fields. The destination city and Oklahoma’s state capital is found 190 miles North of Dallas.

Travelling by air, the trip takes roughly 49 minutes; this includes taxi-to-runway and gate departure timing. You can book direct flights from Dallas to Oklahoma City via Continental Airlines, United Airlines, and Delta. While smaller than its much larger Texas counterpart, The Big Friendly has benefited from plenty of urban renewal efforts, and is now a major tourist zone in the plains region.

Dallas/Fort Worth Departures

American Airlines biggest flight hub and spanning an incredible 30 square miles, Dallas/Fort Worth International is the country’s second largest airport in terms of geographical size. It is also the world’s third busiest for total, annual aircraft movements, and ninth for passenger traffic.

The airport recently surpassed the 200+ worldwide destination mark, placing it in the upper echelons of names like Charles de Gaulle, Frankfurt, O’Hare, and Hartsfield-Jackson for global transportation. Five terminals and 165 passenger gates comprise the massive facility; as one can imagine, there is a plethora of services and amenities available at Dallas/Fort Worth International. Make sure to see the stunning Art Program paintings and sculptures in Terminal D and Skylink!

On the way to OKC

Situated in the state’s Frontier Country region, Oklahoma City is where 600,000+ people call home. OKC is subdivided into numerous districts because of its size, the notables of which include Adventure (central for tourists), Bricktown, Plaza Court, Paseo Arts, and Western Avenue.

You will find many museums here as well, so feel free to explore the Museum of Osteology, the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, and the Museum of Art. The local zoo is a popular site, as well, as are the Myriad Botanical Gardens and the Martin Park Nature Center. Remember to see what the Adventure and Bricktown districts have to offer, too! Explore more for less by booking cheap flights from Dallas to Oklahoma City through Skyscanner. Use our intellisearch engine today to get the lowest airfare around!