Dallas to
Chicago.
- Airline
- American
- Route
- DFW-ORD
- Stops
- Nonstop
- Duration
- 2h 30m
- Dates
- Apr 18 – Apr 25(7 days)
You book directly with American via Google Flights. We never mark up fares or insert ourselves in the payment flow.
DFW to Chicago is currently available for $95 round-trip on American, departing April 18, 2026 and returning April 25, 2026. That is $142 (60%) below the typical Chicago fare of $237.
Is $95 a good deal?
Yes. The typical booking price for DFW to Chicago is around $237, so this fare at $95 saves you $142 (60%) vs. normal pricing.
Looking at the 5 DFW → Chicago fares we've tracked, the median is $104 and the cheapest we've ever seen was $95. This deal is matching the historical low we've recorded.
Chicago.
Chicago is served from Dallas–Fort Worth (DFW) and Dallas Love Field (DAL) by multiple carriers. See all current Chicago fares from Dallas below.
Frequently asked.
Is $95 a good price for DFW to Chicago?+
This fare is $142 (60%) below the typical booking price of $237 for this route. The median fare we've tracked from DFW to Chicago across all deals in our history is $104. This deal at $95 is $9 below that median.
How do I book this Chicago flight?+
Click the "Book This Fare" button on this page. It opens the exact Google Flights search this fare was sourced from, so you can verify the current price and book directly with American. We never insert ourselves between you and the airline — you book directly, pay directly, and earn your airline miles as usual.
Is this flight nonstop?+
This fare lists nonstop. Nonstop and one-stop routings can change between when we publish a deal and when you search, so verify on Google Flights before booking.
When does this deal expire?+
Mistake fares and sale fares from Google Flights typically last 24 to 72 hours before the airline raises the price back. We recommend booking quickly if the fare still matches when you click through. The trip itself is 7 days (April 18, 2026 to April 25, 2026).
Will I earn miles and status credits on this fare?+
Yes. You're booking directly with American through Google Flights, which is a standard published fare (not a bulk consolidator ticket). You earn miles, loyalty status credits, and your credit card travel benefits apply normally.