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Terminal A, the interior corridor is much more lively with lots of restaurants and shops.
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Escalator to the Sky Link train between terminals. DFW Terminal D. Amazing how in a place like DFW, there are moments when there is no one is around, even though there are hundreds, if not thousands of people in the building.
Didn't realize DFW had an IHOP. Good coffee. Belgian friends laugh at calling this a Belgian waffle. But it was good.
The somewhat eerie empty arrival hallway corridor that connects the unsecured area. This is at Terminal A, and from what I noticed at Terminal E it is similar at each one. The check-in counters and security checkpoints are located through doorways along these corridors.
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AA flight from DFW to CUN. Business class was empty, so I slid over to the window for a few pictures near sunset.
Photo from the second annual DFW Jingle Mingle benefiting the Dream Fund. For additional photos from the event see: DFW Jingle Mingle 2012 photostream.
Photo (cc). If using photo, please credit: Photo courtesy Grant Wickes.
In picture: Melissa Cowser (@MelissaCowser) , Grant Wickes (@gwickes), Cynthia Sanchez (@OSPInteresting)
Picture by Grant Wickes principal of Wickpoint Management Services and VP Businss Development Wasp Barcode Technologies.
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Took some plane spotting photos during a party boat outing on Lake Grapevine.. Never worked out just right with the storm clouds but oh well.. fun spot.
Final takeoff view of the sprawling DFW Airport complex
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Photo from the Lou Larson Collection.
These photos were donated to the Museum in September of 2012.
Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive