Direct flights from Dallas-Fort Worth to Madrid DFW → MAD

American Airlines and Iberia fly nonstop from Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) to Madrid (MAD), daily. The flight takes about 10h 43m and covers 4,954 miles (7,972 km). Round-trip fares typically run around $980, with recent bookable fares from $762. Arrivals run on time 76.2% at DFW (BTS) and 99.3% at MAD (Eurocontrol) — the last three months, counting arrivals within 15 minutes of schedule. Fares last checked 31 August 2026.

60-day flexibility overview based on 129 recent fares across the next 60 days

Cheapest
$762
Typical
$980
Most expensive
$1,729

What flexibility is worth here

Flying in November rather than December typically saves $383 on DFW → MAD.

  • Sep 2026 $998
  • Oct 2026 $929
  • Nov 2026 $812
  • Dec 2026 $1195
  • Jan 2027 $817
  • Feb 2027 $817
  • Mar 2027 $1051

Typical round-trip fare by departure month, across the 7 months we currently track.

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Cheapest combos

Iberia  +  American Best
Tue Nov 3 13:50 → 06:10
Tue Nov 17 13:30 → 17:35 14 nights
$762 Book →
Iberia
Tue Nov 3 13:50 → 06:10
Tue Nov 17 00:55 → 05:30 14 nights
$762 Book →
American
Wed Nov 11 15:50 → 08:05
Wed Nov 25 13:00 → 17:00 14 nights
$762 Book →

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Departure Schedule typical week

Typical weekly schedule · 14 flights per week (~2 per day) · Updated 64d ago

American Airlines
7 flights per week
Daily
16:40
Iberia
7 flights per week
Daily
21:45

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Frequently asked questions

Is there a direct flight from Dallas-Fort Worth to Madrid?

Yes, American Airlines and Iberia operate nonstop flights from Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) to Madrid (MAD).

Which airlines fly direct from Dallas-Fort Worth to Madrid?

American Airlines, Iberia operate nonstop flights from Dallas-Fort Worth to Madrid.

How long is the flight from Dallas-Fort Worth to Madrid?

The nonstop flight from Dallas-Fort Worth to Madrid takes ~10h 43m (approximately 7972 km).

How often do direct flights operate from Dallas-Fort Worth to Madrid?

Nonstop flights from Dallas-Fort Worth to Madrid operate daily — 14 flights per week (~2 per day).

What is the on-time performance for flights from Dallas-Fort Worth to Madrid?

Arrivals run on time 76.2% at DFW (BTS) and 99.3% at MAD (Eurocontrol) — the last three months, counting arrivals within 15 minutes of schedule.

What days of the week are there direct flights from Dallas-Fort Worth to Madrid?

Direct flights from Dallas-Fort Worth to Madrid operate every day of the week. American Airlines flies daily and Iberia flies daily.

How much is a round-trip flight from Dallas-Fort Worth to Madrid?

Round-trip flights from Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) to Madrid (MAD) start at $762, with a typical fare around $980. Based on 129 recent fare combinations.

What is the cheapest month to fly from Dallas-Fort Worth to Madrid?

Across the 7 departure months we currently track, November 2026 is the cheapest month to fly round trip from Dallas-Fort Worth to Madrid, with typical fares around $812 — versus about $1195 in December 2026, the most expensive.

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