The DFW-Arlington Metroplex offers an expansive transportation network, seamlessly connecting residents and businesses. With a comprehensive freeway system, Arlington offers easy access to job centers and residential areas. Positioned within the USMCA corridor, it fosters global trade. Leveraging major railroads and over 15 airports, including DFW International, Arlington is a logistics powerhouse and a gateway to the world. Known for innovation, Arlington pioneers new transportation technologies, driving economic development and enhancing quality of life.
Innovative Transportation
Arlington has a reputation for recruiting innovative companies and implementing unique technologies in the City for the community. Because we’re not a member of a transit authority, Arlington has a “clean slate” to pilot new transportation technologies and innovative services. To date, we’ve been:
One of the first cities in the nation to offer on-demand ridesharing as a public transportation solution.
The first city in the U.S. to offer continuous autonomous shuttle service for entertainment district visitors, with the Milo pilot
The first Texas city to partner with an electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft manufacturer, Overair, to develop a vertiport and expand regional connectivity.
In 2021, the City launched RAPID, an autonomous vehicle service offered on the UT Arlington campus and Downtown Arlington, fully integrated into the City’s public On-Demand rideshare service, to better meet transportation needs in the core of Arlington.
Arlington Municipal Airport
The Arlington Municipal Airport is a premier general aviation "reliever" airport, offering corporate, cargo, and recreational pilots a full-service destination just seven miles from Arlington’s top entertainment venues like AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field. Conveniently located south of Interstate 20, it provides seamless access to Fort Worth, Dallas, and a major retail corridor featuring The Parks Mall and Arlington Highlands. The airport is home to 14 businesses and a flight testing facility, with ample opportunities for the development of maintenance facilities and executive hangars. Managed by the city, it includes 56 T-hangars, a maintenance hangar, and 52 tie-down spaces, ensuring top-notch facilities for aviation needs.
Businesses & Facilities
Currently, there are 14 businesses and one flight testing facility based at the airport. The west taxiway opens the airport’s west side for development of maintenance facilities, executive hangars, and other aviation businesses. The City owns and manages 56 T-hangars, one maintenance hangar and 52 tie-down spaces. The terminal building houses airport administrative offices, tenant offices and suites.
Arlington Airport Hangars
Arlington Municipal manages 56 T-hangars. Thirty-six hangars, located just south of mid-field, lease for $240 per month. These are approximately 890 square feet, with a 39’3” door opening, 29’4” depth and 15’11” door height.
Twenty hangars, located in the newer South hangar row, are approximately 1,050 square feet. These have a 41’ door opening, 30’9” depth, 12’ door height, concrete floor and sprinkler system. These hangars lease for $340 per month.
If you need a larger hangar, please click here to see a list of private developments that may have available hangar space on the Airport.
Please call Airport Administration at 817-459-5570 for additional information and availability.