The “from” line on each DFW valentines says “DFW,” but in a pinch, you can personalize the cards with your own name or the classic “a secret admirer.”
We’ve put together a round-up of even more good-for-your-heart Valentine’s Day events being hosted by airports around the country for our friends over at the The Points Guy site.
This Valentine’s Day, we’ve partnered with local vendors Charleston Flower Bar, Christie Bates, and Girls Who Paint to bring a bouquet bar and live music and art installation to Central Hall.
Our hearts go nonstop for our travelers, and today we’re returning the love. ✈️💘 If you’re traveling, stop by our Valentine’s cart right outside TSA for a sweet treat. 💌 pic.twitter.com/btSswQuGa7
The Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh helped design the new space, which replaces the smaller Kidsport, which first opened in 1984.
This new play area invites climbing and spinning and has a custom “runway” rug, scenic wallpaper with aviation themes and an interactive art installation with the moon and stars.
There’s also a nursing lounge, a restroom, picnic tables and plenty of places where adults can charge devices.
Good work PIT!
Created in partnership with the @pghkids, our new Kids Play Area isn't just a play space — it’s a place for kids to move, explore, and burn off energy before takeoff.
Now, inspired by Friday’s general release of the new Wuthering Heights film, Delta Air Lines is encouraging travelers to take a moment to tell someone how much they are loved.
Passengers can use that stationary to handwrite a letter to someone they love.
Finding a mailbox in an airport isn’t easy these days. So on these flights passengers may hand their completed letters to a flight attendant before landing and Delta will make sure the letter gets in the mail.
Buying flowers for Valentine’s Day? They likely made a stop at Miami International Airport
Ahead of Valentine’s Day, the cargo arriving at Miami International Airport (MIA) veers heavily to flowers, as 91% of the flowers entering the U.S. do so through MIA.
Here’s a short video MIA shared about what happens to the flowers between the time they land and when they become Valentine’s Day bouquets.
Love is in the air, and so is A LOT of Valentine's Day cargo! 💐
91% of flowers entering the U.S. by air travel through our airport, and today we got a look a these record-breaking operations with our partners @avianca and @CBP. #MIACargopic.twitter.com/lOd9JEQ5m1
Here’s a great airport amenity for lovebirds planning on getting married in Las Vegas during February – Wedding Month – especially on or around Valentine’s Day, which lands on a Saturday this year.
To make life easier for couples flying to Las Vegas from around the world to get hitched, the Clark County Clerk’s office in Las Vegas is once again hosting a pop-up Marriage License Bureau at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS).
The temporary marriage license bureau will operate from Feb 4 through Presidents Day, Monday, February 16 in the Terminal 1 baggage claim at LAS, across from Carousel 15.
The pop-up will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. Payments can be made by credit card or debit card, but not with cash.
Couples that pick up their marriage license or vow renewal certificates at the airport can skip the otherwise required trip to the Clark County Marriage License Bureau in Downtown Las Vegas and go to their hotel to prep for their wedding or directly to the wedding venue of their choice.
Valentine’s Day is the most popular date for weddings in Las Vegas. But there are other ‘magic dates’ with unique numercial sequences in Februrary 2026 that will be popuar as well, including 2/6/26 and 2/26/26.
Many couples will also make a point to get married on Friday the 13th – 2/13/26.
Alaska Airlines has been parterning with an incredibly devoted local organization, Northwest North Pole Adventures, since 2008 to make this annual charter trip to Santa’s workshop possible for several dozen kids from shelters and transitional housing.
Each year, other airlines partner with local organizations to make North Pole flights possible as well.
For example, this month United Airlines partnered with local employees and community groupts to host Fantasy Flights for kids and their families from 12 airports.
Here’s their handy infographic for Santa to review.
The event gives families who have lost a loved one during military service and families of fallen first responders an an all-expenses paid week-long visit to Walt Disney World Resort.
This year, more than a thousand American Airlines employees volunteered at more than 90 airports and on 17 charter aircraft to make this year’s Snowball Express a success.
We’ve still got the outfit, so joining one or more of these flights next year as an embedded elf is already on the 2026 to-do list.
You could win $500 for sharing an O’Hare Airport memory
In October, Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport (ORD) celebrated its 70th anniversary of hosting commercial air service.
The airport has, of course, changed and grown a lot over the years. And now it’s looking forward to a major terminal expansion, dubbed ORDNext. On the agenda: two state-of-the-art satellite concourses, a new international terminal and an airport-wide underground tunnel for connections, among other projects.
But before it blasts off into the future, Chicago’s Department of Aviation is hosting an “O’Hare Moments” Campaign and Sweepstakes.
Through February 2, 2026, ORD is asking the public to share photos and special memories they have from their travels through O’Hare during the past 70 years.
We’re thinking: special milestones, family reunions, chance meetings, farewells, eventful layovers, love stories, etc.
At the end of the campaign, one entry will be chosen at random to receive a $500 gift card.
Team members will be surprising drivers dropping off passengers with small tokens of appreciation, including gift cards and other surprises.
The campaign not only spreads some extra holiday cheer but also encourages travelers to catch a ride to the airport and free up space in the parking garage and surface lot during peak travel days.
Another kindness: NORAD Tracks Santa
Kids of all ages can follow Santa’s journey around the globe starting on Christmas Eve, thanks to the folks at NORAD, the North American Aerospace Defense Command, a US-Canadian joint effort.
NORAD’s main job is to monitor and defend North American airspace 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. But on December 24, the agency has a special added mission to track Santa Claus as he and his reindeers fly around the world to deliver presents to children.
Anyone can follow along on the Santa Cam.
This is the 70th year NORAD is filling this role. Kids can call to ask live operators about Santa’s location (1-877-HI-NORAD/1-877-446-6723) or call via the Norad Tracks Santa website.
📷 Santa Cam Preview
One of the most popular features of NORAD Tracks Santa is the Santa Cam. Beginning on December 24, NORAD will release video clips from around the world showing Santa as he passes key locations. These clips are produced using a combination of animation,… pic.twitter.com/e6pUVUmj5F
Then, on Saturday, Dec. 27, at noon, there will a free PDX screening of Oregon’s favorite film, “The Goonies,” with Miss Hannah’s popcorn samples and kid-friendly crafts.
Visitors can get a 2-hour parking voucher with a $20+ purchase at participating pre-security businesses. And keep in mind, Oregon has no sales tax…
Festive happenings at other airports
Our annual Tree Decorating Challenge is live! If you haven’t already, head over to our Facebook page to vote for your favorite. pic.twitter.com/QEpli228l3
Santa will be at ORF all week — find him in our Main Lobby! Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 2 – 4 p.m. | Wednesday 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. pic.twitter.com/wCtKBhwUbj
We’ve decked the halls and filled the air with music at MCO! ✨ 🎶 Catch live performances throughout our terminals this month, as we celebrate the season in style! For the full schedule, visit: https://t.co/jcANYwuj3ypic.twitter.com/IXadrqG27B
DTW is full of holiday cheer! This week, Santa Claus is stopping by the Evans Terminal so be sure to pay him a visit. Take advantage of our DTW Destination Pass to see if you're on the naughty or nice list this year. #DTWnonstoppic.twitter.com/scZTcqxTA2