The moves will clear the way for the nearly $2.1 billion project’s remaining phases, including building new, higher-capacity security screening checkpoints upstairs in the northeast and northwest sections of the building.
Travelers used to navigating Denver International Airport’s
could get thrown for a new loop in coming weeks: Their airlines’ check-in counters won’t be where they remember.remaining phases, including building new, higher-capacity security screening checkpoints upstairs in the northeast and northwest sections of the building. That is where more than a dozen airlines’ ticket counters and kiosks are located currently, nearest to the bridge to Concourse A.
Nearly all of them, including all of DIA’s international carriers, will move to old empty counters on the south ends of the terminal, on both the east and west sides. Those check-in positions were vacated by United and Southwest airlines late last year whenDelta Air Lines and Spirit Airlines were set to kick off the moves this week, with each shifting from the east side of the terminal to the west side.
After an overnight relocation, a DIA news release said Delta was set to open its new counters in the early morning Wednesday in Pod 6, near Door 612 in the southwest part of the terminal . Spirit will open its new counter early Friday in Pod 5, also in the southwest section, near Door 616.
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