Having your flight delayed after arriving at the airport is a pain, especially at a small airport like Dallas Love Field where there isn't much to do.
- But, there are still ways to pass time. Here are some recommendations…
🌷 The Moss Lee Love Garden. Between bag check and the TSA checkpoint is an outdoor garden honoring the Army aviator for whom the airport is named .
📚 Book browsing: The Ink bookstore past security is filled with tomes from different genres, including romance and Texas culture. There's also a clearance section in the back.
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Book nerds will appreciate this airport store. Photo: Naheed Rajwani-Dharsi/Axios
🎸 The Love Stage: Artists will occasionally perform at the stage near the food court. Check this schedule to see if any performances coincide with your visit.
🎥 Dallas history: The Love Landing area on the second floor, above the TSA checkpoint and outside security, currently has an exhibit on the Forest Theater , a historic venue that's going through a revival.
📜 JFK history: While you're at Love Landing, look for a plaque commemorating Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson's oath of office just hours after President John F. Kennedy's assassination in Dallas. A Dallas-based U.S. district judge swore in the new president while on board Air Force One, parked at the airport.
- There's also a window where you can watch planes take off, and see where Air Force One was parked during the 1963 oath of office.
🇺🇲 America's DNA: Love Landing houses a piece of art made from the "actual blood, sweat and tears" of active military members and veterans mixed into the resin of an American flag. The artist is a veteran from San Antonio.
- There's also a separate tribute to 9-11 victims.
📬 Know of any other gems at Dallas Love Field or DFW Airport? Email us at dallas@axios.com.
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