Tag: Transportation Security Administration
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10th Circuit agrees Frontier must pay TSA for security fees
Frontier Airlines must pay nearly $5.4 million to the Transportation Security Administration after it improperly held onto security-related fees paid by certain customers, the federal appeals court in Denver ruled on Monday. The TSA argued that federal law and regulations permit refunds of a ticket-based security fee to be paid to only two recipients: the…
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TSA and travel: Passengers still showing up with prohibited items, including loaded guns
Chances are that the bottle of tropical lotion you bought as a souvenir while vacationing in Hawaii and tucked into your bag without realizing it wouldn’t make it through airport security landed in the trash. Likewise, a package of mace spray or a favorite pocketknife stashed in your carry-on soon could be in the hands…
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TSA screenings just got easier for Denver airport travelers
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Travelers no longer need to take their shoes off at Denver International Airport. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officially axed the need to remove shoes while passengers go through airport security screenings starting on July 6. “Ending the ‘Shoes-Off’ policy is the latest effort DHS is…
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Oregon man found after going missing for days from Denver airport
Jesse George “stormed” out of DIA when his identification was turned down.
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Colorado lawmakers, DIA seek support from TSA to curb long security lines
Those long security lines at Denver International Airport are “rough and getting worse.” With the holiday rush nearly here, and a record number of annual passengers expected at DIA this year, some members of Colorado’s congressional delegation are calling on the Transportation Security Administration to step in. DIA has experienced an “unprecedented increase” in the…
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Metro Moves: Lovett Industrial begins developing Broadway Logistics Center
Welcome to the Denver Gazette’s Metro Moves. You’ll get the latest metro Denver openings, closings, hiring and promotion briefs here. To submit your company’s news, drop an email to [email protected]. OPENING A Nordstrom Rack is coming to Aurora fall of 2023, according to a press release from the Seattle-based fashion retailer Nordstrom, Inc. Located in…
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TSA to hold DIA hiring fair Tuesday, offering $5,000 sign-on bonus
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The Transportation Security Administration will give new hires a $5,000 bonus for working as a security officer at Denver International Airport, according to a news release. The TSA offers new security officers $2,500 after being hired, then the remaining $2,500 after one year. Those interested in applying are encouraged to attend a recruiting event on…
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Denver International Airport makes slight changes to security checkpoints
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Slight changes to Denver International Airport’s security checkpoints began on Wednesday and aim to alleviate long lines. The airport in partnership with the Transportation Security Administration added a limited number of TSA PreCheck lanes at…
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Security breach at Denver International Airport halts trains
Passengers trying to reach Denver International Airport terminals Monday afternoon were delayed after a security breach at a Transportation Security Administration checkpoint shut down the trains. A man managed to make it down the escalators to the train platform from the arrivals area, bypassing the security checkpoints, according to a statement. “The individual boarded a…
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The scariest place to be this season? Denver International Airport | Vince Bzdek
Denver International Airport CEO Phil Washington is off to a rough start. Since he was named to his new job in June, the airport has experienced massive parking shortages, a janitors’ strike, hours-long security waits thanks to a lack of TSA workers and a maze of construction walls, a slew of Southwest Airlines flight cancellations,…