Local residents and stakeholders once again have the opportunity to weigh in on the future of Dallas Love Field. The airport is slated to host its next Good Neighbor Program meeting in just a week, setting the stage for updates and discussions about ongoing and upcoming airport projects. According to the City of Dallas, the meeting will be held on April 30 at 6 p.m., inviting community members to participate in the conversation face-to-face — a change from recent virtual trends.

For those looking to get a seat at the table, registration is now open. The in-person event will be housed at the Department of Aviation's Foxtronics Building. This quarterly installment aims to not simply convey updates but also actively engage attendees with a Q&A session. Dallas city officials are prepared to thoroughly discuss their initiatives and field any questions submitted in advance by community members during the registration process.

The Dallas Love Field team is looking to foster community relations, encouraging people to bring their questions and concerns into a public forum. Updates that the DAL staff will unpack during the meeting include a review of capital projects and a rundown of community engagement activities among others. Given the local impact of the airport's operations, this open meeting presents a vital platform for dialogue between the airport's staff and its neighbors.

For those who may have questions about the registration process or the meeting itself, the Love Field Airport Operations Center is ready to assist. People can call 214-670-5683 during business hours to be connected with a team member or email them at [email protected] for more information. It's a chance for the community to be able to directly engage with the visionaries and decision-makers behind one of Dallas's busiest transport hubs.