Dozens Of Flights Delayed Or Canceled At DIA After Southwest Airlines Computer Failure
More than a dozen Southwest Airlines flights at Denver International Airport were delayed on Tuesday morning and 10 were canceled.
More than a dozen Southwest Airlines flights at Denver International Airport were delayed on Tuesday morning and 10 were canceled.
After closing all runways and then eventually ceasing all operations for the day during the blizzard on Sunday, Denver International Airport reopened some of the runways about 2 p.m. Monday.
All airlines "ceased operations for the day" at DIA. The runways remain closed, hundreds of passengers are expected to spend the night at the airport and some flight delays are to be expected Monday.
Travelers headed to Denver International Airport ahead of the winter storm that was expected to bring a total of 12 to 24 inches of accumulation for most of the Denver metro area.
The airport has planted an expert called "the snowman" in the FAA tower to have direct communication with air traffic controllers.
After an FAA employee tested positive for COVID-19, a ground stop was put into effect at Denver International Airport for a short time.
Heavy snow will cause extremely difficult travel in the mountains through Friday night. For Denver and the Front Range, expect more light to moderate snow with occasional heavier snow bands.
Approximately 500 flights were impacted by the snowstorm at Denver International Airport Monday night, but on Tuesday morning things appeared to be running smoother.
A major snowstorm that dumped snow throughout the Rockies region overnight closed schools and stretches of highways in Wyoming and Utah and caused lengthy flight delays at Salt Lake City's airport.
The Colorado Department of Transportation is urging people to leave work early Monday to avoid a snow-packed and icy commute.
More than 1,100 passengers were forced to spend Monday night at the airport after a major snowstorm hit the Denver metro area.
Airlines began cancelling flights out of Denver International Airport ahead of a winter storm on Monday. The storm is expected to bring 6-16 inches of snow to the Denver metro area by Tuesday evening.
United Airlines announced they are offering travel waivers for travelers at Denver International Airport ahead of Monday's storm.
United Flight 229 from Washington Dulles to San Diego was diverted to Denver International Airport on Thursday morning.
There was a brief ground stop at Denver International Airport Monday morning.
After Tuesday's hundreds of flight cancellations and delays, a calmer day is expected at Denver International Airport on Wednesday.
The number of delays and cancellations at Denver International Airport totaled more than 800 on Tuesday.
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Wind will again be the big story across Colorado to start the week.
Wind caused for dozens of delays and cancellations for incoming flights at Denver International Airport on Sunday.
There were more than 100 delays and several cancellations at Denver International Airport on Tuesday morning. Dense fog was blamed for the flight disruptions.
Southwest Airlines said Monday morning that 60 flights have been canceled in and out of Denver International Airport after overnight hail.
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The weekend storm that covered the Denver metro area in ice and snow had lingering effects at Denver International Airport on Monday.
Thursday will be cold, wet and cloudy. Daytime highs will top out in the low 40s for the Denver metro area that's close to 25 degrees cooler compared to Wednesday when we topped out at 73 degrees.
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Thursday will be cold, wet and cloudy. Daytime highs will top out in the low 40s for the Denver metro area that's close to 25 degrees cooler compared to Wednesday when we topped out at 73 degrees.
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