Love Field 5K

06/28/2022

This gets us closer to...

IT’S HAPPENING: We are so excited to announce that the new and improved Runway 13R/31L is now open! Thank you for your patience during the reconstruction process, we are ecstatic to return to dual runway operations at DAL! ✈️❤️

📸: Marissa Sanchez

10/15/2021

Today is the last day for early registration pricing for the 2022 Runway Run Dallas at our sister airport Dallas Executive Airport! Save and sign up today at www.runwayrundallas.com!

09/14/2021

Have you seen the new Commemorative Air Force museum at the Dallas Executive Airport? Well on December 4, 2021 you will get a chance too! Save the date and make sure to follow the Runway Run 5K page and www.runwayrundallas.com too! Details coming in a couple of weeks!

03/04/2021

Ever wanted to be nose to nose with a Blue Angel? Here is your chance to do it at the Frontiers Of Flight Museum! Get the details in the link below!

Join us for a very special day at the Museum to commemorate the newest addition to our aircraft collection, the F/A-18 "Hornet" Blue Angel on Saturday, March 20th.

All Blue Angel merchandise will be 20% off, and if you renew your membership at the Museum that day, we will give you an additional 6 months to on a standard 12-month membership. You get an additional year and half for the price of one year added to your current membership on that day only!

For more information visit https://www.flightmuseum.com/blue-angels-day/.

01/07/2021

Which one are you?

12/17/2020

Happy Wright Brothers Day! How many of you are finishing the 103 mile challenge today?

12/10/2020

One week until the 103 mile journey is complete! We see 71 of you have have made it! Just like in 1958 when Pan American flew the first jet service in the US, we wish you a safe flight and a soft landing!

12/08/2020

Not the kind of history we like to celebrate but certainly recognize! Godspeed Chuck! You certainly had it here on earth!

USAF General Yeager passed away at 97 referred to by Tom Wolfe, "the most righteous of all the possessors of the right stuff."

One of Yeager's most famous feats was being the first to break the sound barrier. On 14 October 1947, Yeager's plane - nicknamed Glamorous Glennis, in honour of his first wife - was dropped from the bomb bay of a B-29 aircraft above the Mojave Desert in the south-western US.

Yeager, who was at the time just 24, managed to break the speed of sound at an altitude of 45,000ft (13,700m).

12/07/2020

It's medal Monday! Our second shipment of finisher medals is scheduled to arrive to us today which means more packets will be shipped tomorrow!