Love Field is ready for holiday travelers, former Dallas aviation director says
Mark Duebner, the former director of aviation for the city of Dallas, tells KRLD's David Johnson that COVID-19 was the"most disruptive" thing he experienced in his years
leading Love Field and that the airport is ready for the busy holiday travel season. Duebner is now the vice president of corporate real estate and airport affairs at JSX.
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