What's a D/FW Christmas Without Ken Capps?

Every ChristmasÂ for nearly a decade, right about now you could count onÂ high-profile Ken Capps of D/FW Airport serving up info to the media and the publicÂ about how busy the airport was forÂ holiday travelers. Not this year, though. A D/FW spokesman says Capps left the airportÂ Â a few months ago. Anybody know why he exited so quietly–or what he’s up to?

Arts & Entertainment

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