Denver International Airport
Denver International Airport, Airport in Colorado
Denver International Airport is the second largest in the world by total land area.
The airport opened to the public in 1995, nearly two years behind schedule.
The art installations within the airport have sparked numerous interpretations and conspiracy theories.
It operates non-stop flights to destinations throughout North America, Latin America, Europe, and Asia.
A distinct feature is its peaked roof inspired by snow-capped mountains.
Location: Denver
Inception: September 1989
Official opening: February 28, 1995
Email: info@flydenver.com
Website: flydenver.com
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