Denver's Stapleton Airport City
Autor: jdcumley • November 30, 2012 • Essay • 660 Words (3 Pages) • 1,618 Views
Because of the large growth of Denver’s Stapleton Airport city officials determined by the year 2000 that the airport would not be able to handle the expected passenger traffic. Remodeling the Stapleton Airport would have solved the problem until 2005 in which the airport would again not be able to handle the expected passenger traffic. Denver needed a large airport because the nearest major airport was 500 miles away. In 1988 the Stapleton airport ranked the fifth busiest in the country with 30 million passengers. By the year 2000 Denver’s airport was estimated to have 66 million passengers. The Stapleton airport caused many delays because of the lack options to land plans in bad weather. With all the delays caused by the Stapleton airport it was estimated it cost airlines 100 million dollars and unconvinced passengers across the country. Building a new airport would improve the efficiency of landing planes especially in bad weather which would decrease delays across the country.
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