Coppell to Love Field Airport Shuttle
Traveling from Coppell to Love Field Airport just got easier with Texas Shuttle. Coppell to Dallas shuttle Dallas Love Field shuttle Coppell shuttle service Coppell sits in northwest Dallas County, just minutes from DFW International, but Dallas Love Field (DAL) is often the smarter choice for shorter Southwest, Delta and Alaska flights. Our private door-to-door shuttle picks you up at your home, hotel or office in Coppell and drives non-stop to your terminal.
Typical Coppell to Love Field rides cover about 15-21 driving miles depending on your pickup address, with a normal drive time of 22-32 minutes outside of rush hour. Coppell pickups in the Old Town / Riverchase / MacArthur Park areas tend to be on the lower end; pickups north of Sandy Lake or near Cypress Waters run a few minutes longer. Heading to the airport? See our Coppell to DFW shuttle service for direct rides to DFW.
What the route looks like
From most Coppell addresses our drivers head east on Sandy Lake Road or Belt Line, jump on I-635 (LBJ Freeway) eastbound, exit at Webb Chapel or Midway, then take Northwest Highway or Mockingbird Lane straight into Love Field's main terminal entrance on Herb Kelleher Way. If I-635 is heavy — common between 7-9am and 4-6:30pm — we use TX-114 east to Northwest Highway as the backup. Both routes are toll-free.
Dallas Love Field terminal & pickup details
Dallas Love Field Airport (DAL) is located at 8008 Herb Kelleher Way, Dallas, TX 75235 — in the Love Field neighborhood of Dallas, about 6 miles northwest of downtown. The single main terminal serves Southwest Airlines (the dominant carrier), Delta and Alaska. For drop-offs we pull straight up to the Upper Level departures curb at your airline. For pickups, we meet you at the Lower Level arrivals curb by your carrier — just text the driver when you're at baggage claim and they'll be there in minutes.
When to choose Love Field over DFW
From Coppell, DFW International is closer (about 10 minutes) but Love Field often wins for: short-haul Southwest flights, faster TSA lines, easier curbside pickup, and no terminal-to-terminal Skylink connections. If your itinerary is on Southwest, Love Field is almost always the better Coppell airport.
Coppell-specific travel tips
A few things we've learned shuttling Coppell riders to DAL every day:
- Sandy Lake Road construction can add 5-10 minutes during the day — if your pickup is west of Denton Tap, ask us to route via Beltline.
- Early-morning DAL flights (before 7am): leave Coppell at least 75 minutes before departure to be safe. Love Field's TSA line moves fast but the airline counter cutoff is 45 minutes pre-flight.
- Friday afternoon return flights into DAL: I-635 westbound from Love Field back to Coppell can be slow between 4-6pm; we'll detour via Northwest Highway / TX-114 when needed.
- Parking math: DAL's Garage A is $24/day and Express parking is $13/day. For a 3-day trip that's $39-72 plus the gas and time of two extra drives — for one or two travelers, our shuttle often costs less than parking alone.
Pricing context
Coppell to Love Field shuttle fares typically start around $46 for one passenger and run higher for groups, larger vehicles, late-night pickups or extra stops. The total depends on your exact pickup address, group size, vehicle (sedan vs SUV vs shuttle van), bag count and schedule. For the live, all-in door-to-door price use the booking tool above — no account needed and the price you see is the final price.
Do I need to arrive early for my pickup?
Absolutely! To ensure a smooth departure, we recommend being ready at least 10-15 minutes before your scheduled pickup time. This gives our driver time to confirm your details and load luggage so we can leave promptly for Love Field.
How many bags can I bring?
You can bring as many bags as you need, but we recommend keeping them manageable for easy loading into the shuttle. Our vehicles are equipped to handle standard-sized luggage, including suitcases and rolling backpacks. For extra-large or oversized items, please let us know in advance so we can send the right vehicle.
What happens if my flight is delayed?
No worries! We track inbound flight numbers for arrivals and adjust pickup time automatically. For outbound delays just call our dispatch at (817) 403-6196 and we'll move your pickup. There's no rescheduling fee.
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DART Bus Route 61
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