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Almost 70 aircraft are lined on taxiways at Denver International Airport for departure
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Almost 70 aircraft are lined on taxiways at Denver International Airport for departure
DENVER — A massive traffic jam has developed on the tarmac of Denver International Airport (DEN) as severe low cloud ceilings forced federal aviation regulators to slash the airport’s departure rates, leaving roughly 70 aircraft idling on taxiways waiting for a chance to take off. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued an updated statement warning travelers that departures from the major Rocky Mountain hub are currently delayed by an a…
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