Detroit Metro Airport (DTW)
Airlines and Terminals

(Detroit, Michigan - MI, USA)

Detroit Metro Airport (DTW) is served by numerous domestic and a few international airlines, flying to and from Detroit en route to a range of worldwide destinations. With two main terminal buildings and three concourse areas at Detroit Airport, airlines usually board from their designated gates.

In 2008, the opening of the new North Terminal and the restructuring of the airport saw both the L. C. Smith and the Michael Berry terminals close, while the James M. Davey terminal was demolished several years earlier as part of the modernization plans, in the year 2005.

Terminal Information

Detroit's airport has two large and busy terminal buildings, serving many different airlines.

• Edward H. McNamara Terminal - serves American and international airlines, with gates 1 to 97
• North Terminal - serves domestic, international and charter flights>/li>
  

The following shows the principal airlines that operate throughout the terminal buildings of Metro (DTW). Of note, the ticket and information desks based onsite are easy to come by.

McNamara Terminal

• Air France
• Delta Air Lines
• Delta Connection (Chautauqua Airlines)
• Delta Connection (Compass Airlines)
• Delta Connection (ExpressJet)
• Delta Connection (GoJet Airlines)
• Delta Connection (Pinnacle Airlines)
• Delta Connection (Shuttle America)
• Delta Connection (SkyWest Airlines)

North Terminal

• Air Canada Express (Air Georgian)
• Air Canada Express (Jazz Air)
• AirTran Airways (Southwest Airlines)
• American Airlines
• American Eagle
• Apple Vacations (AirTran Airways)
• Frontier Airlines
• Lufthansa
• Royal Jordanian
• Southwest Airlines
• Spirit Airlines
• United Airlines
• United Express (ExpressJet Airlines)
• United Express (GoJet Airlines)
• United Express (Mesa Airlines)
• United Express (SkyWest Airlines)
• United Express (Shuttle America)
• United Express (Trans States Airlines)
• US Airways
• US Airways Express (Air Wisconsin)
• US Airways Express (Mesa Airlines)
• US Airways Express (Republic Airlines)