Denver International Airport (DEN) this week became the latest U.S. airport to support passengers with hidden disabilities by partnering with the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower organization for the Sunflower Lanyard program. Travelers, travel care companions, and care partners can now obtain a Sunflower Lanyard from a DEN Ambassador or a Customer…
…our infrastructure to ensure we are prepared for 100 million passengers in the next eight to 10 years,” said DEN CEO Phil Washington. “These new gates will not only allow one of our largest carriers to expand at DEN but provide our passengers with more options and an improved experience.”…
…of DEN’s goals is to create more educational and career opportunities for our community so we can provide training and better prepare potential future employees for working in the aviation industry,” said DEN CEO Phil Washington. “These new programs will give volunteers an opportunity to learn more about the airport…
…better off I think everyone will be.” Denver International Airport (DEN) CEO Phil Washington agreed, adding that airports need to find common ground and have empathy for their concessions partners. “We’re all in this together, and we have to find a way to make concessions successful,” he said. “One thing…
…useful life with more than 1.4 million miles,” said DEN CEO Phil Washington. “By replacing those 16 cars and adding 10 more, we can ensure our train system is in prime condition while increasing capacity today and again in the future when passenger numbers warrant.” Currently, DEN primarily operates six…
