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Contour’s Denver network expands to include Page, Ariz., and Taos, N.M.
DENVER – Apr. 22, 2025 – Denver International Airport (DEN) is excited to announce that Contour Airlines will expand its DEN network with the addition of two new destinations. Flights to Page, Arizona. (PGA) are scheduled to begin on Wednesday, June 25 and flights to Taos, New Mexico (TSM) are scheduled to begin on Thursday, June 26.
“We appreciate Contour Airlines’ commitment to connecting Denver with regional markets, especially a town as historic and culturally significant as Taos, New Mexico,” DEN CEO Phil Washington said. “This is yet another popular tourist destination that further expands our domestic connectivity as we prepare to serve 100 million passengers.”
Contour will inaugurate nonstop flights to Taos on June 26. Flights will initially operate three days per week, on Monday, Thursday and Sunday. This is the first-ever scheduled commercial nonstop service between DEN and TSM, and the first time Taos will be connected to a large U.S. hub airport.
“We are excited to launch nonstop service to Taos, New Mexico and Page, Arizona from Denver International Airport,” said Contour’s President, Ben Munson. “With these additions, Contour now serves four destinations from DEN – and provides connections globally via our partnerships with Alaska, American and United Airlines.”
Flights to Page are scheduled to operate two days per week, on Wednesday and Saturday, between June 25 and August 30. DEN-PGA service is expected to be expanded in future seasons. Page has not been served nonstop from DEN since 2018.
Contour first inaugurated DEN service on April 1 with year-round flights to both Moab, Utah (CNY) and Vernal, Utah (VEL). Contour operates all DEN flights with a 30-seat Embraer Regional Jet (ERJ) aircraft.
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About Contour Airlines | Contour Airlines offers a premium, low-fare airline product that includes a complimentary first checked bag and snack and beverage service on all flights. Contour operates a growing fleet of regional jets featuring leather seating with expanded legroom in every row. Tickets are available for purchase on Contour’s website at contourairlines.com, by calling the Contour call center at (888) 332-6686, and through local and online travel agencies. Travelers can also book seamless connections with Contour’s interline partners; Alaska, American, and United Airlines. As one of the largest Part 135 operators in the United States, Contour Aviation operates a diverse fleet of aircraft that includes regional airliners for its commercial service as well as numerous business jets available for private charter. The company also offers fuel and aircraft handling services at the John C. Tune Airport in Nashville as well as retail aircraft maintenance at a facility adjacent to its headquarters in Smyrna, TN.
