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Track Chicago to Dallas Flights

Get SMS alerts for ORD-DFW flights. Two mega-hubs go head to head.

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Outbound

2 hours 30 minutes

Return

2 hours 20 minutes

Daily Flights

12+

Airlines

3

Timezone note

Both cities are in Central Time — no adjustment needed.

About this route

Chicago to Dallas flights

Chicago to Dallas links two of the busiest airports in the world — O'Hare and DFW — with United and American battling for dominance. Both carriers offer high-frequency service with premium cabin options, and the route carries enormous connecting traffic in both directions.

With no timezone change, scheduling is straightforward, but both airports are susceptible to severe weather delays. ORD is prone to winter snowstorms and summer thunderstorms, while DFW sees tornado-season convective activity. Landing alerts help travelers navigate the uncertainty at two of America's most delay-prone airports.

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UnitedAmerican AirlinesSpirit

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How it works

Track Chicago to Dallas.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

How long is the ORD to DFW flight?

About 2 hours 30 minutes southbound and 2 hours 20 minutes northbound.

Which airlines fly Chicago to Dallas?

United and American Airlines operate the most flights. Spirit also offers service.

Is there a time difference?

No — both cities are in Central Time.

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Avoid waiting at arrivals. Get a text the moment their Chicago to Dallas flight touches down.

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Tom Walsh
Tom Walsh

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Aviation lover who built SkyText because families deserve to know when someone lands safely. Has tracked more flights than he'd like to admit.