Denver International Airport Snow Update: March 15, 2:30 p.m.

DENVER —March 15, 2021 — Denver International Airport (DEN) has reopened four of six runways and flights are actively landing and departing. DEN is officially in storm recovery and will continue to clear snow from roadways and remote areas of the airfield. Delays and cancellations are possible tonight and tomorrow as airlines begin to recover their operations. Passengers are encouraged to continue to stay in touch with their airlines for scheduled flight information.

For travelers returning to DEN today or tomorrow, DEN offers free vehicle services to customers, including jump starts. For any vehicle services, call (303) 342-4645, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Eats Delivered, the airport’s new food delivery service, is operating today until 8 p.m. today. This is a new way for passengers to dine at DEN with less contact and no lines. By downloading the free AtYourGate app, travelers can order fresh and delicious food and get it delivered to them at their gate or anywhere else inside the airport. More information about Eats Delivered can be found here.

Passengers with scheduled flights departing this afternoon should consider using VeriFLY for a reservation for access to a dedicated TSA screening lane and a reserved limited-capacity train car to the concourse. Learn more about VeriFLY by clicking here.

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