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Skylink Ride How to Get Between Terminals at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW)

Skylink first went into service May 21, 2005 DFW’s Skylink is the largest automated people mover (APM) guideway of its kind in the world Skylink is elevated an average of 50 feet above ground and consists of 375 support columns to support the guideway Skylink is made up of 32 center-guided vehicles A 64 car fleet in married pairs Each Skylink vehicle weighs 30,000 lbs empty and about 45,840 lbs with a full passenger load Each loop is 5 miles in length One inner loop and one outer loop equaling 52,800 single-lane feet of mainline guideway Trains can be switched between inner and outer loops Trains also can run in both directions Skylink can reach up to 37mph Skylink can hold up to 75 people per car Skylink can move 5,000 people per direction per hour at peak capacity Skylink has lightening protection poles on the mainline guideway Vehicle propulsion runs off of 750 volts DC