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Jetsetters coffee lounge to debut at flight museum at Dallas Love Field
Coffee and pastries at Jetsetters.
A new coffee spot is about to land at Dallas Love Field: Called Jetsetters, it's a coffee lounge that'll open inside the Frontiers of Flight Museum, welcoming airport travelers and locals alike with coffee, pastries, tacos, sandwiches, snacks, and sweets.
Frontiers of Flight is a Smithsonian-affiliated aerospace museum at 6911 Lemmon Ave., on the eastern edge of Love Field. The museum, which has been open for more than 35 years, previously had a snack counter of sorts. Jetsetters represents a serious upgrade. (The museum also added a merchandise store in 2025.)
Jetsetters will feature goods by local and area purveyors including:
- coffee by Cultivar Coffee & Tea
- pastries by Sugar & Sage Bakery
- tacos by Tacodeli
- orange and pistachio tea cake from Maman, the recently-arrived cafe and bakery chain from New York which is opening a number of locations around DFW
Wifi-enabled meeting space will be available for corporate titans and community groups.
The opening of Jetsetters highlights the museum's role as a gathering place, as well as a respite for travelers awaiting their flight at Dallas Love Field, says Frontiers of Flight Museum president and CEO Abigail Erickson-Torres in a statement.
"Jetsetters is a sophisticated, family and corporate friendly lounging space to enjoy a unique experience inside the Frontiers of Flight Museum," Erickson-Torres says. "We’ve spent a year developing this concept — bringing together the best team, food and beverage options, merchandise, and stylish architecture designed to comfort the traveler, the aviator, veteran and international explorers and their families."
The North Dallas Chamber of Commerce will preside over a ribbon cutting on Tuesday, April 28 before opening day on Wednesday, April 29. Their hours will be 8 am-2:30 pm Monday-Friday, 10 am-4 pm Saturday, and 1-4 pm Sunday. They'll be open to everyone, no ticket is necessary. Enter through the main doors and check in at the front desk to receive a pass.
The Frontiers of Flight Museum is a Smithsonian Affiliate and a premier destination for aviation and space flight history. Its 100,000-square-foot facility houses 18 galleries with more than 35,000 artifacts, including rare aircraft, spacecraft, and flight memorabilia, including replicas of the Wright Flyer and the Apollo 7 spacecraft.
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