| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Airport name | Denver International Airport |
| Common name | DEN / DIA |
| IATA code | DEN |
| ICAO code | KDEN |
| Airport type | International / commercial |
| Location | 8500 Peña Blvd, Denver, Colorado 80249, USA |
| Opened | February 28, 1995 |
| Passenger terminal | Jeppesen Terminal |
| Concourses | A, B and C |
| 2025 passengers | 82,427,962 |
| 2025 U.S. ranking | 4th busiest |
| 2025 global ranking | 10th busiest |
| Nonstop destinations | 237 |
| Total gates | 172 |
| Airport land area | About 53 sq mi / 34,000 acres |
| Official website | Denver International Airport — FlyDenver.com |
| Wikipedia | Denver International Airport — Wikipedia |
| Department / Service | Phone / Contact | When to use it |
|---|---|---|
| DEN Customer Service | (720) 730-4359 / 720-730-IFLY | General airport questions, directions and assistance |
| DEN Customer Service Text | (720) 902-9351 | Text an airport customer-service agent |
| Airport Police | (303) 342-4211 | Airport police / security matters; available 24/7 |
| Airport Operations Communications Center | (303) 342-4200 | Airport operational issues |
| Airport emergency line | (303) 342-4211 | Airport emergencies |
| Lost & Found — DEN | (720) 336-2522 | Items lost in public areas of DEN |
| Lost & Found Text | (720) 336-2818 | Lost-and-found assistance by text |
| Ground Transportation | (303) 342-4059 | Ground transportation information |
| Parking | (303) 342-7275 | Airport parking assistance |
| TSA | (866) 289-9673 | TSA/security questions |
| Noise concerns | (303) 342-2380 / (800) 417-2988 | Airport noise complaints |
| Environmental Management | (303) 342-2730 | Environmental matters |
| Media Information | (720) 583-5758 | Media inquiries |
| Taxi/limo/shuttle complaints | (303) 894-2070 | Regulatory complaints regarding these services |
| U.S. Customs & Border Protection | (303) 342-7400 | International-arrival/customs matters |
| Emergency services | 911 | Immediate police, fire or medical emergency |
| Level | Main function |
|---|---|
| Level 4 | Passenger pickup |
| Level 5 | Baggage claim, ground transportation and many airline/check-in facilities |
| Level 6 | Airline ticketing/check-in and TSA security checkpoints |
| Concourse | Main information |
|---|---|
| A Gates | Domestic and international operations; international arrivals use A Gates |
| B Gates | Major domestic operations, including United |
| C Gates | Domestic operations; major Frontier operations |
Contact DEN Lost and Found:
Contact the airline, not necessarily DEN Lost and Found.
Contact the individual business.
Contact the relevant transportation provider.
This distinction is important because DEN explicitly says that where the item was lost determines which organization handles the claim.
The IATA airport code is DEN, while the ICAO code is KDEN.
Yes. DIA is a commonly used nickname/acronym for Denver International Airport, while DEN is its official IATA airport code.
DEN has one passenger terminal: Jeppesen Terminal. It has three concourses—A, B and C—connected by an underground train.
No. DEN uses its single Jeppesen Terminal for both domestic and international travel. International arrivals are processed through A Gates.
International arrivals use A Gates. Departure concourse assignments depend on the airline and flight.
Use the airport’s underground automated train, which connects Jeppesen Terminal with all three concourses.
The current DEN customer-service number is (720) 730-4359, also written as 720-730-IFLY. Customer-service agents are available daily from 6 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
DEN lists (303) 342-4211 for Airport Police, available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
For an immediate police, fire or medical emergency in the United States, call 911. For an airport-specific police/security matter, DEN lists (303) 342-4211.
Call (720) 336-2522 or text (720) 336-2818. However, if the item was lost on an airplane, at an airline gate/check-in area or with another transportation provider, you may need to contact that organization directly.
Yes. Denver International Airport provides free wireless internet access throughout the airport.
No. DEN is roughly 25 miles northeast of downtown Denver by road.
DEN currently lists 172 gates.
The airport occupies about 34,000 acres, or 53 square miles, making the airport site exceptionally large.
DEN is a major hub for United Airlines and Frontier Airlines, while Southwest also has a significant operation at the airport. Current airline and concourse assignments should be checked on DEN’s airline directory because they can change.
Passenger pickup is primarily on Level 4 of Jeppesen Terminal.
Check-in is primarily associated with Levels 5 and 6, with major carriers including United, Southwest and Frontier using Level 6 and some other airlines temporarily located on Level 5 during ongoing changes.
Yes. DEN operates extensive international service and international arrivals are processed through A Gates and U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
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