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AT&T Stadium will host nine 2026 FIFA World Cup matches, including a globally watched semi-final. That's more than any of the other 15 host venues in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. [Photo: blightylad-infocus/iStock]
The Last Word: Dallas Airport System’s Vincent Lewis on Prepping for the 2026 World Cup
by David Seeley | Aug 14, 2024
In 2026, AT&T Stadium will host nine FIFA World Cup matches, including a globally watched semi-final—more than any of the other 15 host venues in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. A stunning 3.4 million spectators attended the 2022 World Cup matches in Qatar. Now Lewis is tasked with making sure arrivals and departures go smoothly in 2026 at Dallas Love Field Airport, Dallas Executive Airport, and the Vertiport in downtown Dallas.
by David Seeley |
Jul 8, 2024
Dallas Love Field is one of the first airports in the U.S. to get the technology from Madrid, Spain-based Indra. Called AeroBOSS, it uses ADS-B surveillance technology and 5G data networks to improve air traffic control situational awareness and reduce the risk of runway incursions.
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by Lance Murray |
Oct 11, 2023
Private aviation company Volato has expanded its Volato Go! capped-price program to include one-way flights between Dallas, Houston, and Austin for $6,000 one way on its HondaJet fleet. The $6K gets you all four passenger seats, so you'll only be flying with someone you know—unless you want to live large in the skies of Texas with three empty seats around you.
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by Lance Murray |
Aug 11, 2023
As the interim director steps into the role of director of aviation, he officially takes charge of Dallas Love Field, Dallas Executive Airport, and the Dallas Vertiport.
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Aero's semi-private jet service has expanded to Dallas Love Field. [Photo: Aero]
‘Semi-Private’ San Francisco Jet Service Expands to Dallas Love Field, Offers $1K Flights to Aspen and Los Cabos
by David Seeley | Jan 23, 2023
Offering what it calls "the future of first class," Aero already flies passengers from private terminals in San Francisco and Los Angeles to destinations in Los Cabos, Aspen, and Sun Valley. Its new service out of a private terminal in Love Field will launch April 21 with introductory $1,000 one-way flights to Los Cabos, featuring contactless check-in, a crowd-free lounge, and "bespoke, white glove services." The company raised $65 million in August to help fuel its U.S. expansion.
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by Lance Murray |
Nov 14, 2022
The longtime Director of Aviation for the city of Dallas has a brand new role. Mark Duebner—who retired last week after being at the helm of the city’s department of aviation for nearly 12 years—will join jet service JSX as vice president of corporate real estate and airport affairs....
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by Lance Murray |
Nov 10, 2022
This appointment comes after former director Mark Duebner’s retirement announcement earlier this month.
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by Lance Murray |
Nov 9, 2022
Ever.Ag, a Frisco-based AgTech supply chain software and financial services company, announced that it has added former General Mills executive John Church as an independent member to its board of directors....
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A Dallas Love Field Parking Garage is the Dallas Mavericks’ Newest Fan Thanks to a Local Artist
by Lauren Hawkins | Dec 17, 2020
Local graffiti artist Tex Moton has transformed the new Parking Garage C into a visual experience for Mavs fans through Dallas Love Field's partnership with the Dallas Mavericks.
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by Julia Bunch |
Oct 5, 2018
Developers, designers, and cities are pushing sustainability forward in North Texas, creating friendly and beautiful structures.
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by Meredith McGrath |
Jun 18, 2018
The walkSTEM community outreach program has added more locations, including the Dallas Arboretum, for students and educators to explore everyday connections to math- and science-related concepts.
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by Lance Murray |
Mar 28, 2018
North Texas educational institutions and nonprofits receive financial backing for their programs from foundations and businesses.
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By targeting the senses of airport goers, global architecture firm Corgan used its own technology to make the new concourse at Shanghai Pudong International Airport experience more relaxing. [Rendering courtesy of Corgan]
Airport of the Future: Dallas Design Firm Envisions Airports as ‘Microcosms of Cities’
by Chloe Bennett | Jul 18, 2017
With a set of technological tools it developed including wayfinder research glasses, Corgan is hoping to create airport designs that are more relaxing for passengers.
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by Nicholas Sakelaris |
Apr 10, 2017
Three Dallas restaurateurs recently discussed what it took to open and succeed in today’s hypercompetitive food world.
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by Heather Noel |
May 10, 2016
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