Detroit Metropolitan Airport DTW terminal map

Gates A1–A78

• This is the largest concourse at DTW and one of the longest airport concourses in the world, stretching over a mile.
• It features an ExpressTram, an indoor train that helps passengers move quickly between the ends of the concourse in under three minutes.
• Used mainly by Delta and its international partners, it includes gates for long-haul flights to Europe (e.g., Paris, Amsterdam), Asia (e.g., Tokyo, Seoul), and major U.S. hubs like Los Angeles and New York.
• The architecture includes a stunning light tunnel connecting to Concourse B, offering a colorful LED show synchronized with music—a favorite spot for photos and relaxation.

Dining & Amenities in Concourse A:

• Cat Cora’s Taproom for gourmet burgers and craft beer.
• Andiamo Detroit Metro for upscale Italian dining with pasta and seafood specialties.
• Multiple Starbucks locations, McDonald’s, and quick-service options like Chick-fil-A.
• Plenty of shops, including PGA Tour Shop, Tech on the Go for gadgets, and Made in Detroit for local gifts and apparel.

Gates B1–B20

A short walk or ExpressTram ride from Concourse A.

This smaller concourse handles regional Delta Connection flights, typically operated by smaller aircraft like the CRJ-900 or Embraer 175.

Destinations include Midwest cities like Cleveland, Indianapolis, and Grand Rapids.

What to Expect:

• Compact layout with minimal walking distances.
• A few grab-and-go food stands like Plum Market and drink kiosks.
• Charging stations, clean restrooms, and quiet seating areas.

Gates C1–C27

• Located just beyond Concourse B, it also serves Delta Connection regional flights.
• Offers quick access between gates with wide corridors and clear signage.

Amenities:

• Limited food service, mostly vending machines, Coffee Beanery, and small snack bars.
• Comfortable seating areas with power outlets and helpful wayfinding throughout.
• Ideal for passengers with tight connections due to its proximity to Concourse A.

Renamed in 2022 to honor the Wayne County Executive, this terminal offers a more compact but efficient travel experience. It features a single concourse—Concourse D—used by several major U.S. carriers.

Gates D1–D27

• Airlines operating here include American Airlines, Southwest, United, Spirit, and Frontier.
• It serves both domestic flights and limited international routes, such as United’s service to Toronto or Frontier’s flights to Cancun.
• Security lines are generally shorter than at McNamara, and the terminal is easy to navigate with a straightforward layout.

Dining & Shopping Highlights:

• Air Margaritaville – great for tropical drinks, nachos, and comfort food.
• Anita’s Kitchen – a local favorite offering Lebanese dishes like shawarma and tabbouleh.
• Atwater Brewery – serving Detroit-brewed craft beer and pub fare like pretzels and burgers.
• CNBC Express and Hudson shops for books, snacks, travel essentials, and souvenirs.

Additional Traveler Info

• Parking: Options include short-term garages ($26/day), long-term lots ($14/day), and economy areas ($12/day) with frequent shuttle service to terminals. Valet parking is available for $45/day.
• Transportation: Rental car counters are located in a consolidated facility reachable by shuttle. Taxis, rideshares (Uber/Lyft), and SMART buses connect DTW to Detroit and surrounding areas. The Michigan Flyer offers coach service to Ann Arbor and East Lansing.
• Hotel: The Westin Detroit Metropolitan Airport is connected to the McNamara Terminal, offering direct access to Concourse A. It features a fitness center, indoor pool, and on-site dining—perfect for layovers or early flights.

Recent Updates (April 2025)

• DTW completed a $150 million renovation in late 2024, adding new seating, upgraded restrooms, and expanded dining options across both terminals.
• A new Delta Sky Club opened in Concourse A in March 2025, featuring local artwork, a rooftop terrace, and a menu inspired by Detroit’s culinary scene.
• Sustainability efforts include electric shuttle buses and solar panels installed in parking structures, aligning with Wayne County’s green initiatives.

Detroit Metro Airport is designed for traveler comfort and connectivity. Whether you’re catching a Delta flight from the impressive Concourse A or flying Southwest from Concourse D, DTW offers clean facilities, excellent dining, and efficient navigation. Its mix of high-tech amenities—like the ExpressTram and light tunnel—and Midwest hospitality make it a preferred gateway for travelers heading across the U.S. and beyond. With ongoing investments in infrastructure and passenger experience, DTW continues to solidify its reputation as a top-tier airport.