Cleveland, Ohio – April 23, 2026 – Southwest Airlines has announced new seasonal nonstop service between Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (CLE) and Dallas Love Field (DAL), beginning on November 21, 2026. The service will operate through January 3, 2027, offering Northeast Ohio travelers a convenient travel option during the peak holiday season.
The new route provides Cleveland passengers with nonstop access to Dallas, one of Texas’ most vibrant economic and cultural hubs, and seamless one-stop connections to more than 55 Southwest destinations.
“The addition of nonstop service to Dallas Love Field is another major milestone in Cleveland’s air service growth,” said Scott C. Carr, Assistant Director of Commercial Business and Revenue. “This new route provides Northeast Ohio travelers with a fast and convenient option to reach Dallas and the North Texas region, while also expanding access to additional one-stop connections across the Southwest network.”
“We are excited to connect customers in Cleveland with our hometown of Dallas,” said Daniel Jones, Vice President Network Planning at Southwest Airlines. “Dallas is a world-class destination in its own right, plus we’re connecting our Northeast Ohio customers to our vast domestic network.”
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (CLE), Northeast Ohio’s Gateway to the World. Ohio’s busiest airport serves over 10,000,000 passengers annually. Ten passenger airlines offer over 130 daily departures to more than 40 nonstop destinations. There are also four all-cargo airlines serving CLE.
The launch of CLEvolution: The Campaign to Transform Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, marks a major investment to modernize CLE over the next decade. The evolution of this critical regional asset will not only revolutionize the air travel experience for local residents and visitors alike but also position Northeast Ohio for future growth and greater economic prosperity.