Denver International Airport (DEN)
The Denver is one of 408 airports with scheduled flights in the United States. With annually 436971 movements, 33.74 m passengers and 299816 tons of cargo (2020)it does not belong to the biggest airports in the country. The biggest airport by passenger amounts in the country is Pittsburgh International Airport.› All airports in the United States
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Facts about Denver International Airport
| City: | Denver |
| IATA Code: | DEN |
| ICAO Code: | KDEN |
| Timezone: | Mountain Standard Time (UTC -7) |
Size | |
| Passengers: | 34 m p.a. (2020) |
| Cargo: | 299,816 t p.a. (2020) |
| Movements: | 436,971 p.a. (2020) |
| Airlines: | 24 |
| Nonstop destinations: | 169 |
| Runways: | 6 |
| Longest runway: | 16,000 ft (4,876.8 m) |
Position | |
| Longitude: | 104.67300 W |
| Latitude: | 39.86170 N |
| Height: | 5,431 ft (1,655.4 m) |
Nearby airports | |
| Buckley Air Force Base (BFK) | 19.0 km |
| Centennial Airport (APA) | 36.0 km |
| Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport (BJC) | 38.0 km |
| Boulder Municipal Airport (WBU) | 51.0 km |
| Greeley–Weld County Airport (GXY) | 64.0 km |
| Northern Colorado Regional Airport (FNL) | 72.0 km |
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