Denver International airport: impressive growth and planning ahead
Denver International Airport had a banner year in 2018. It continued to log impressive passenger growth levels and launched a facilities revamp that includes a terminal overhaul and the addition of 39 gates in order to meet forecast passenger demand.
The airport plays an important role for full service and low cost airlines alike. United, Southwest and Frontier are its three largest operators, and United has started rebanking Denver to bolster the airport's already strong performance in its system. At the same time, Denver has also attracted new airlines during the past couple of years, including Norwegian and Copa.
The airport also took top honours among the Wall Street Journal's top US airport rankings based on a wide range of factors, including value and convenience, besting other large hubs and among them Los Angeles and Atlanta.
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