Denver International Airport (DEN)

Denver International Airport — Key Facts

InformationDetails
Airport nameDenver International Airport
Common nameDEN / DIA
IATA codeDEN
ICAO codeKDEN
Airport typeInternational / commercial
Location8500 Peña Blvd, Denver, Colorado 80249, USA
OpenedFebruary 28, 1995
Passenger terminalJeppesen Terminal
ConcoursesA, B and C
2025 passengers82,427,962
2025 U.S. ranking4th busiest
2025 global ranking10th busiest
Nonstop destinations237
Total gates172
Airport land areaAbout 53 sq mi / 34,000 acres
Official websiteDenver International Airport — FlyDenver.com
WikipediaDenver International Airport — Wikipedia

Important Denver Airport Contact Numbers

Department / ServicePhone / ContactWhen to use it
DEN Customer Service(720) 730-4359 / 720-730-IFLYGeneral airport questions, directions and assistance
DEN Customer Service Text(720) 902-9351Text an airport customer-service agent
Airport Police(303) 342-4211Airport police / security matters; available 24/7
Airport Operations Communications Center(303) 342-4200Airport operational issues
Airport emergency line(303) 342-4211Airport emergencies
Lost & Found — DEN(720) 336-2522Items lost in public areas of DEN
Lost & Found Text(720) 336-2818Lost-and-found assistance by text
Ground Transportation(303) 342-4059Ground transportation information
Parking(303) 342-7275Airport parking assistance
TSA(866) 289-9673TSA/security questions
Noise concerns(303) 342-2380 / (800) 417-2988Airport noise complaints
Environmental Management(303) 342-2730Environmental matters
Media Information(720) 583-5758Media inquiries
Taxi/limo/shuttle complaints(303) 894-2070Regulatory complaints regarding these services
U.S. Customs & Border Protection(303) 342-7400International-arrival/customs matters
Emergency services911Immediate police, fire or medical emergency

Denver Airport Terminal Information

1. Jeppesen Terminal

Jeppesen Terminal levels

LevelMain function
Level 4Passenger pickup
Level 5Baggage claim, ground transportation and many airline/check-in facilities
Level 6Airline ticketing/check-in and TSA security checkpoints

DEN Concourses: A, B and C

ConcourseMain information
A GatesDomestic and international operations; international arrivals use A Gates
B GatesMajor domestic operations, including United
C GatesDomestic operations; major Frontier operations

Lost and Found at DEN

Contact DEN Lost and Found:

  • Phone: (720) 336-2522
  • Text: (720) 336-2818

If you lost something on an airplane

Contact the airline, not necessarily DEN Lost and Found.

If you lost something in a restaurant or shop

Contact the individual business.

If you lost something in a taxi, rideshare or public transportation

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.

Denver International Airport FAQs

What is the airport code for Denver International Airport?

The IATA airport code is DEN, while the ICAO code is KDEN.

Is Denver International Airport the same as DIA?

Yes. DIA is a commonly used nickname/acronym for Denver International Airport, while DEN is its official IATA airport code.

How many terminals does Denver International Airport have?

DEN has one passenger terminal: Jeppesen Terminal. It has three concourses—A, B and C—connected by an underground train.

Does Denver Airport have a separate international terminal?

No. DEN uses its single Jeppesen Terminal for both domestic and international travel. International arrivals are processed through A Gates.

What concourse does an international flight use at DEN?

International arrivals use A Gates. Departure concourse assignments depend on the airline and flight.

How do I get from Concourse A to B or C?

Use the airport’s underground automated train, which connects Jeppesen Terminal with all three concourses.

What is Denver International Airport’s customer-service number?

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.

What is the Denver Airport Police phone number?

DEN lists (303) 342-4211 for Airport Police, available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

What number should I call for an immediate emergency?

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.

What is the Denver Airport Lost and Found number?

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.

Does DEN have free Wi-Fi?

Yes. Denver International Airport provides free wireless internet access throughout the airport.

Is Denver Airport close to downtown Denver?

No. DEN is roughly 25 miles northeast of downtown Denver by road.

How many gates does DEN have?

DEN currently lists 172 gates.

How large is Denver International Airport?

The airport occupies about 34,000 acres, or 53 square miles, making the airport site exceptionally large.

What airlines use Denver as a major hub?

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.

Where is passenger pickup at DEN?

Passenger pickup is primarily on Level 4 of Jeppesen Terminal.

Where are airline check-in counters?

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.

Can I travel internationally through Denver Airport?

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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