Tag: Denver International Airport
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United Airlines adds nonstop flight from Denver to Carlsbad, its 170th domestic destination
Beginning at the end of March, United Airlines will add its 18th flight from Denver to California. The nonstop, twice-daily service will fly passengers between Denver International Airport and Carlsbad, Calif., according to a Tuesday news release from United Airlines. The San Diego County municipality will be the airline’s 170th domestic destination from the mile…
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Denver to LA United flight makes emergency landing after cockpit windshield cracks
A United Airlines flight from Denver to Los Angeles diverted to Salt Lake City on Thursday after the plane’s cockpit sustained a cracked windshield, according to the airline and the National Transportation Safety Board. United Airlines flight 1093, from Denver International Airport to LAX, took off around 5:50 a.m. While flying near Moab, UT, the…
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Denver airport to open new Jackson Gap Street traffic pattern at Peña Boulevard
Denver International Airport has opened its new Jackson Gap Street traffic pattern at Peña Boulevard, designed to eas congestion for drivers traveling to and from shuttle lots and rental car centers. The new “diverging diamond interchange,” which was scheduled to open Saturday evening, shifts the direction of traffic on Jackson Gap Street and will improve…
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DIA won’t play Noem video on shutdown impact. Here’s why.
Colorado’s largest airport is not running a Homeland Security Administration video at security checkpoints — but not out of defiance or for political reasons. By contrast, several airports around the country are refusing to play a video with a message from Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, in which she blames Democrats for the federal government…
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Federal shutdown spurs Denver airport delays
The shutdown of the federal government has begun to palpably affect the country’s airports, including at Denver International Airport, which is seeing staffing shortages, according to officials. By Monday evening, the Federal Aviation Administration was reporting that staffing shortages were creating delays at DIA, as well as airports in California and New Jersey. Denver International…
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Staffing shortages lead to delays at DIA, other airports
DENVER — The federal government shutdown resulted in staffing issues at several airports across the country Monday, including Denver International Airport. A Federal Aviation Administration advisory issued Monday said flights to DIA were being delayed an average of 40 minutes due to staffing. As of 8 p.m., more than 570 flights to and from the airport had…
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Shelter services and transportation on Denver City Council agenda
On Monday, the Denver City Council will consider multiple resolutions tied to the city’s homeless shelter operations. Of particular interest is Council Resolution 25-1383, which amends an agreement with U.S. Motels Denver North, Inc. by adding nine months and $2.5 million to provide non-congregate shelter units, as well as congregate shelter space when the city’s…
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Air traffic controllers report to work, as Denver airports brace for impact should federal shutdown linger
After Democrats and Republicans failed to agree on a plan to keep the U.S. government funded, several federal agencies, including the Federal Aviation Administration, are preparing to wait out another government shutdown, the first since 2019. The FAA posted a warning, highlighted in red, that “portions of the Department of Transportation are currently in shutdown/furlough…
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Denver officials break ground on Green Valley Ranch fire station
City officials broke ground Wednesday on the Denver Fire Department’s newest fire station, which will serve residents in the Green Valley Ranch neighborhood, near Denver International Airport, as well as a stretch of Peña Boulevard. The $19.8 million Fire Station No. 40 will be constructed on a 5.48-acre site east of Peña Boulevard, north of…
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Nuclear power to fuel Denver International Airport?
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Denver International Airport officials announced on Wednesday that they are soliciting a study on the feasibility of building a nuclear power plant to take the airport to energy independence using a small modular reactor on its 34,000-acre facility. The study will examine questions about nuclear…