22-Apr-2011 11:30 AM
Dallas-Ft Worth Airport still dominated by American Airlines, but some new tails appearing
Analysis
In the mid 1960s, when Dallas-Ft Worth International Airport was first envisioned, the airport's Master Plan was frequently displayed as an overlay of Manhattan, with DFW being the larger map. Once completed, it was given its own postal (zip) code and became a bragging point for North Texans who like to dote on the generally big nature of all things Texas.
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