Book flights from Dallas to Islamabad with Qatar Airways

Serving the huge area of Dallas and Fort Worth, this internationally acclaimed airport is a prime example of efficiency and a dedication to outstanding customer service.

The airport is the ninth busiest passenger airport in the world, and connects with over 200 destinations, including 55 international destinations and 147 internal US locations, making it a major air transport hub for the United States. Its reputation for high quality service and a plentiful selection of award-winning hotels. It also has a history stretching back to the 1940s.

Transportation and parking

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport has a good ground transport system served by the ultra-efficient ‘Skylink’ train system, which opened in 2005. This high-speed train service is totally automated.

The double-decker trains run every two minutes and connect to all the terminals. The Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) rail service provides a link to and from Dallas itself. Some hotels provide courtesy cars and limousine services, while buses are also available 24/7 to and from both Dallas and Fort Worth. Taxis are plentiful and surprisingly cheap.

Passengers flying from Dallas-Fort Worth with Qatar Airways have access to an eight-level car park that offers over 8,000 parking spaces.

Arriving at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport

Passengers flying from Dallas-Fort Worth with Qatar Airways will depart from Terminal D. Air-conditioned skyways connect the terminal to the adjoining car park. There are 30 gates, some of which are designed to take the double-decker Airbus A380.

Facilities and amenities

The sheer size of Dallas-Fort Worth international airport means that there are plenty of facilities and amenities available for passengers. Terminal D has plenty of relaxation areas, as well as a selection of retail outlets selling everything from cowboy hats and boots through to fine quality perfumes, jewellery and accessories.

There are ATMs positioned throughout the Terminal D departure area, as well as mother and baby changing areas, and relaxation and wellness centres. Wi-Fi is available throughout the public areas. A cross-section of both on-the-go TexMex cuisine and gourmet restaurants provide everything from a coffee and Danish through to a full, three-course meal.

Currency: United States Dollar (USD)

Voltage: 120 V 60 Hz

Plugs: Type A / B

Language: English

International dialing code: +1

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Contact Qatar Airways

Book flights from Dallas to Islamabad with Qatar Airways and experience a service built on flawless attention to detail and customer comfort. Modern aircraft and highly trained cabin crews set the scene for a most enjoyable trip, where you can sit back and sample delicious cuisine, premium-quality services and ergonomic, spacious seating. You’re guaranteed to arrive in Pakistan’s exotic capital feeling refreshed and renewed after your flight.

Islamabad is a huge, sprawling city with hundreds of attractions for the visitor. When you fly to Islamabad with Qatar Airways, be sure to visit the great Faisal Mosque. Designed by a Turkish architect, it’s the biggest in the country and is shaped like a traditional Bedouin tent. Other Muslim shrines include the Golra Sharif and Bari Imam, dedicated to the city’s patron saint. The Pakistan Monument, a blooming flower sculpture representing the four provinces, is another top attraction here, as is Rawal Lake, an artificial reservoir that’s a sanctuary for wildlife.

Pakistan’s capital is a surprisingly green and pleasant city, with plenty of parks and wide, tree-lined boulevards giving it a spacious and open feel.

It is also the cultural, commercial and financial heart of the country, and a thriving metropolis with the emphasis very much on innovation and forward development.

Book a flight to Islamabad with Qatar Airways and you’ll also discover a city built on tradition, with a warm welcome offered to visitors from around the world.

Business travellers will find it a good place for investment, with a strong emphasis on high-tech industries, while leisure travellers with a taste for adventure will find it to be a vibrant, colourful and fascinating city full of sights that make it a destination to remember.

Tourist attractions

Pakistan’s rail infrastructure dates back to the 19th century and was a key component in the rise of the country as an internationally important trading centre.

Today, that heritage is celebrated at the Golra Pakistan Railways Heritage Museum, a real gem of an attraction that’s well worth visiting and home to beautifully restored engines and a museum.

Islamabad’s parks are beautiful and offer a tranquil respite from the noise of the city. For a great panoramic view of the metropolis head for Daman-e-Koh which offers visitors a wonderful vantage point across the valley.

There is also a collection of very good restaurants and other features here, making it an incredibly popular spot for visitors and residents alike. Another excellent open space is Fatima Jinnah Park, considered to be one of the largest parks in South East Asia.

To find out more about the culture of Pakistan take a trip to Saidpur Village in the foothills of the Margallas.

This ancient spot has been carefully restored and now offers a glimpse into the past, with exhibitions and demonstrations of traditional crafts, dancing and music, and authentic Pakistani food.

Travel Considerations

Flights to Islamabad with Qatar Airways land at Imam Islamabad/Rawalpindi Airport. Visa restrictions for entry into the country will depend on your country of origin, length of stay and whether your trip is for business or pleasure.

Before you fly to Islamabad please check the visa and passport requirements.

Currency: Pakistani Rupee (PKR)

Voltage: 220 V 50 Hz

Plugs: Type C / D

Language: English / Urdu

International dialing code: +92


More Information: Read our Islamabad Travel Guide