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DFW terminal parking
I normally commute in via flying in but might need to drive in on Tuesday. I remember seeing a while back an email (or maybe it was an HI6) about us being able to park at the terminals but that there was a certain procedure to it. I can't find this info now. Is it still valid? And if so, what do I need to know?
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I thought it still required a DFW parking pass, I could be wrong. Using a commuter hotel and parking there has been the easiest in my experience.
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Originally Posted by Tomhawker
(Post 3078833)
I thought it still required a DFW parking pass, I could be wrong. Using a commuter hotel and parking there has been the easiest in my experience.
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Originally Posted by highfarfast
(Post 3078816)
I normally commute in via flying in but might need to drive in on Tuesday. I remember seeing a while back an email (or maybe it was an HI6) about us being able to park at the terminals but that there was a certain procedure to it. I can't find this info now. Is it still valid? And if so, what do I need to know?
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I think the rule is you have to park on the upper level as well. I see a lot of people park in the 1 hour spots, but I'm not sure if that's allowed.
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Originally Posted by HalyardJammer
(Post 3078928)
I think the rule is you have to park on the upper level as well. I see a lot of people park in the 1 hour spots, but I'm not sure if that's allowed.
My understanding is that employees must park on the top two levels. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
At the toll plaza, go to the far left to the gates marked employee. Park on level 4 or 5 in the terminal garages.
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And if you are doing a day turn, you are not allowed to park there.
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Originally Posted by dera
(Post 3079253)
And if you are doing a day turn, you are not allowed to park there.
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Originally Posted by HalyardJammer
(Post 3079390)
Where is that listed? And how is it enforced?
Straight from the original email. |
Originally Posted by dera
(Post 3079561)
"(including pilots and flight attendants on multi-day sequences"
Straight from the original email. |
Originally Posted by Bruno82
(Post 3079117)
My understanding is that employees must park on the top two levels.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Bump. I'm a SWA guy and need to commute from DFW today. Can I use my SWA badge to park in the terminal?
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Originally Posted by FlyingPirate
(Post 3145175)
Bump. I'm a SWA guy and need to commute from DFW today. Can I use my SWA badge to park in the terminal?
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Originally Posted by dera
(Post 3079561)
"(including pilots and flight attendants on multi-day sequences"
Straight from the original email. |
Originally Posted by THKooj
(Post 3145317)
Wrong. And this completely wrong answer is coming from someone who is a representative of your "union."
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Originally Posted by FlyingPirate
(Post 3145175)
Bump. I'm a SWA guy and need to commute from DFW today. Can I use my SWA badge to park in the terminal?
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Originally Posted by THKooj
(Post 3145317)
Wrong. And this completely wrong answer is coming from someone who is a representative of your "union."
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Originally Posted by FlyingPirate
(Post 3145175)
Bump. I'm a SWA guy and need to commute from DFW today. Can I use my SWA badge to park in the terminal?
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Originally Posted by MCDUmanipulator
(Post 3148184)
nobody is manning the gates or hardly ever are. You won’t have any issues. Even when there is someone watching all you do is hold up your badge from a distance. They could care less.
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Originally Posted by CLE to IAH
(Post 3148286)
so you’re telling me they care :-)
Yep if they couldn't care less then there'd be a problem. |
Originally Posted by CLE to IAH
(Post 3148286)
so you’re telling me they care :-)
I generally get annoyed with grammar police and spelling police on informal internet forums but this is a pet peeve of mine that just grates on me every time I hear/read it. |
Originally Posted by MCDUmanipulator
(Post 3148184)
nobody is manning the gates or hardly ever are. You won’t have any issues. Even when there is someone watching all you do is hold up your badge from a distance. They could care less.
And the gate will open regardless |
Originally Posted by dera
(Post 3078847)
Drive through the employee gates, and exit through the employee gate and show your badge. Job done.
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Originally Posted by roccodawg08
(Post 3564189)
I see this is an older thread, but are non-AA/Envoy pilots allowed to use this parking as well? I’m a home based pilot about to move to the metroplex, and will commute out of DFW to wherever my trip originates for 2 week rotations, and trying to find an affordable parking option. Many thanks.
The gate they are referring to no longer exists. It was an employee lane that was available at the main gate during covid. Now, it's back to the employee lot. |
Originally Posted by roccodawg08
(Post 3564189)
I see this is an older thread, but are non-AA/Envoy pilots allowed to use this parking as well? I’m a home based pilot about to move to the metroplex, and will commute out of DFW to wherever my trip originates for 2 week rotations, and trying to find an affordable parking option. Many thanks.
DFW parking office only works with airlines who have an actual base in DFW. You'll be Uber Diamond very quick. |
Originally Posted by dera
(Post 3564243)
No, you won't get employee parking at DFW.
DFW parking office only works with airlines who have an actual base in DFW. You'll be Uber Diamond very quick. |
Originally Posted by hercretired
(Post 3564261)
I believe anyone can get DFW parking (who pays for it, company or employee, is another question...) as long as the employee presents a letter on company letterhead attesting to the need for parking. Indeed the airline must have flights into DFW.
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Originally Posted by dera
(Post 3564465)
That's not true. DFW parking office only works with the few airlines who are actually based there. They don't allow it to anyone else.
The parking office phone number is +1-972-973-8040 |
Originally Posted by hercretired
(Post 3564529)
Sir, that is incorrect. If you work for an airline that flies into DFW (has gates etc there), you can obtain a DFW Employee Parking pass. You need a letter from your company however. What back-alley-drug-deal your company and the parking office have is another story, but I know for a fact that your company does not need to be "based" at DFW, in any shape or manner.
The parking office phone number is +1-972-973-8040 |
Originally Posted by dera
(Post 3564701)
When did this change? The answer used to be "go to your CPO, we don't deal with pilots" when you contacted them directly.
I tried it on a Friday after landing a few months ago and they only work like 9A to 1P on Fridays, and was unable to get it. Disclaimer: Not sure how they "treat" cargo carriers. My experience is from a 121 pax carrier standpoint. |
Originally Posted by hercretired
(Post 3564937)
Not sure "when" but in November 2022, I physically walked in to the parking office, with a signed form, signed by my "company representative" (who they happened to know the exact name of who it was), and paid for via debit card, and received a tag. Huge pain in the testicles as I had to park in the terminal, etc etc and do this in person.
I tried it on a Friday after landing a few months ago and they only work like 9A to 1P on Fridays, and was unable to get it. Disclaimer: Not sure how they "treat" cargo carriers. My experience is from a 121 pax carrier standpoint. |
Not necessarily based at DFW but has passenger operations there. I was told by the parking office a few years back that they don’t provide employee parking for cargo airline employees.
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Originally Posted by Twin Wasp
(Post 3565322)
Not necessarily based at DFW but has passenger operations there. I was told by the parking office a few years back that they don’t provide employee parking for cargo airline employees.
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