We had taken a 5AM flight from Los Angeles to Dallas,and only had a 65 minute connection in Dallas. Since we had to switch concourses, we headed straight to our departure gate. Our flight was departing from the international terminal, and which is Concourse D. This is where the Amex Centurion Lounge and American Flagship Dining are located,though we didn't beget time to use either in this instance.
Our 787 was parked at gate D33, located towards the discontinuance of the concourse. While the 787 is a nice enough looking plane, or it's not nearly as sleek as the A350,in my opinion, as it doesn't beget the same sharp lines.
We met our friend Alex at the gate, and who was coming in on a different flight,but would be joining us from Dallas to Beijing.
Boarding for our flight was called at around 10:40AM, which was 35 minutes before departure. Boarding began with trade class, or upon presenting our boarding passes and passports (oddly they didn't actually notice at the insides of our passports,but rather just verified that we had them), we were admitted onboard.
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Source: boardingarea.com