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Grand Rapids to Dallas/Fort Worth nonstop

Yes: American flies direct from Grand Rapids (GRR) to Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) about 3 times a day, year-round.

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American · flights operated by PSA

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3× daily20.8 flights a week
Year-round20.8/wk Jun vs 16/wk Jan
$125–$350typical one-way · median $200 · US DOT Q2 2025
931miles · about 2 hr 25 min
Route detail

Grand Rapids to Dallas/Fort Worth in numbers

Measured from US DOT filings, not estimated from distance.

Distance and flight time
931 miles nonstop, about 2 hr 25 min gate to gate. Flight time is an estimate from the great-circle distance; the filings carry distance, not scheduled elapsed time.
Seasonality
Busier in summer: about 21 departures a week in July 2026 against about 16 a week in February 2026.
Who operates the flights
American 99%, PSA under 1% (regional operator) of departures, counted across the July 2026 and February 2026 US DOT on-time filings.
Fares
Half of the 1,318 tickets in the US DOT fare survey for Q2 2025 sold between $125 and $350 one way, median $200. The survey runs a couple of quarters behind, so read it as the shape of the route's pricing rather than today's quote.

Flying the other way? Dallas/Fort Worth to Grand Rapids nonstop.

Other airports near Grand Rapids with nonstops to Dallas/Fort Worth

Within about 100 miles of Gerald R. Ford International Airport

Also nonstop from Grand Rapids (GRR)

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