PS, The Private Suite, Opens in Texas: A Private Terminal at Dallas Fort Worth

Private aviation and luxury travel have a new address in Texas. PS, the private terminal company formerly known as The Private Suite, is officially open at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, bringing its distinctive style of airport service to one of the busiest aviation hubs in the world.

The concept is the same one that made PS a fixture in Los Angeles and Atlanta. Guests flying on ordinary commercial airlines skip the public terminal entirely. They arrive at a separate, discreet building, clear a private or semi private security screening, and are driven across the airfield directly to the door of their aircraft. On the return, private Customs and Immigration clearance and hand delivered luggage replace the usual crush of arrivals.

A Natural Fit for Dallas

Dallas Fort Worth is one of the largest and busiest airports in the world and a central hub for both domestic and international travel. That scale is exactly what makes a private terminal valuable. The larger and more crowded the airport, the more there is to escape, and Dallas Fort Worth moves enormous volumes of passengers every day. For the region's executives, entertainers, and frequent flyers, PS offers a way through that volume that feels nothing like it. The terminal operates from its own building near the airport at 1816 North 24th Avenue in Dallas.

What Guests Can Expect

PS DFW offers the same two on site tiers found across the network. The Salon provides semi private TSA and Customs screening, transportation across the airfield, and complimentary cocktails and bites in a social setting. The Private Suite offers complete privacy, with entirely private TSA and Customs screening, a private BMW chauffeur to and from the aircraft, chef prepared meals, and complimentary spa shower and spa services for members. PS describes the suites as well suited to travelers with children and pets, and All Access members receive additional touches such as complimentary valet parking and a car wash while they are away.

The Signature Moment

The defining touch comes at the very end. Rather than walking a jet bridge, guests are driven the final stretch across the tarmac in a BMW that pulls up directly to the aircraft steps. It is a small piece of choreography that captures the whole idea, the ordinary airport experience replaced by something closer to private aviation, right up to the cabin door. Booking does not require a membership, and any traveler can reserve the experience for a single trip, though frequent flyers can join as members for preferred rates, priority reservations, and access to every PS location.

The Bigger Picture

The Dallas opening is part of a rapid expansion for PS in 2026, alongside a new location at Miami International and an anticipated arrival at Paris Charles de Gaulle in 2027. Together the locations point to a clear strategy. PS is planting itself in the largest and most internationally connected airports in the country, the places where the distance between a commercial ticket and a truly private experience is felt most. For Texas travelers who have watched Los Angeles and Atlanta enjoy the service for years, the wait is over.