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- `Snow-capped' symbol. Stein, Karen D. // Architectural Record;Jun1993, Vol. 181 Issue 6, p106
Features the landside terminal at the Denver International Airport. Controversy over the cost; C.W. Fentress J.H. Bradburn and Associates, designer; Fabric-roof design; Teflon-coated fiberglass; Energy-efficient lighting system; Two-sided landside terminal; Vehicle access; Cost; Future expansion...
- Congressional pledge of $500 million for Denver Airport seen as key victory. // Aviation Week & Space Technology;10/23/1989, Vol. 131 Issue 17, p71
Reports that Congress committed $500 million to the new Denver International Airport, which is expected to satisfy the bond market and keep the project on schedule for a spring or summer 1993 opening.
- Denver airport opens--at last! Macrae, Duncan // Interavia Business & Technology;Apr95, Vol. 50 Issue 589, p28
Reports on the opening of the Denver International Airport in Colorado on February 28, 1995. Delay in the opening of airport; United Airlines spokesman John Philp's endorsement of the airport; Controversy regarding the airport's baggage handling system.
- A slow takeoff. Zetlin, Minda // Management Review;Jul96, Vol. 85 Issue 7, p24
Focuses on various problems in the operation of the Denver International Airport (DIA) in Colorado, which opened in February 1995. Public relations disaster; Complaints about the airport's distance from downtown; DIA's automated baggage system as its biggest stumbling block; Costs associated...
- This airport delay is costing business a lot of money. Romano, Michael // Restaurant Business;6/10/94, Vol. 93 Issue 9, p26
Reports on the impact of the Colorado-based Denver International Airport's delayed opening on the business operations of the airport's concessionaires. Causes of the delay; Comments by foodservice operators.
- Will we ever stop paying for DIA? Friedland, Lois // Ski;May/Jun95, Vol. 59 Issue 8, p14
Reports on an increase in airline and automobile rental costs in the Denver International Airport in Colorado. Need to cover costs incurred by the delay in the airport's opening; Advice to travelers to mountain ski resorts in the state.
- Devil spotted in Denver: The airport from hell. T.A.M. // Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration News;4/17/95, Vol. 194 Issue 16, p20
Editorial. Talks about the ills of Denver International Airport. Some shortcomings; Isolated position of the airport.
- Denverites go south seeking cheap seats. Winkel, Vince // Christian Science Monitor;2/16/96, Vol. 88 Issue 57, p3
Reports on the controversy surrounding the new tepee-topped (DIA) Denver International Airport, as many customers are heading south and discovering the discount fares of small airlines. Increased ticket prices in and out of Denver; How United dominated 70 percent of traffic into Denver;...
- The Denver Airport: Pollution prevention by design. McGraw, Jack W. // EPA Journal;May/Jun92, Vol. 18 Issue 2, p18
Focuses on the pollution prevention features at the Denver International Airport in Colorado. Includes Teflon-coated fiberglass roof; Ultra-low flow toilets; Use of natural gas chillers for air conditioning; Energy-saving power plant.
- HR steps up services during Denver airport delay. Laabs, Jennifer J. // Personnel Journal;Jan95, Vol. 74 Issue 1, p12
Reports on the delay in the opening of the Denver International Airport (DIA) in Colorado. Baggage-handling system problems; Controversy over the weight-bearing durability of the runways; Economic costs of the delay.
