Denver AirCenter Preparing For Thousands Of Travelers

Executive fixed-based operator Denver AirCenter, located at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport, tells ANN they are busily preparing for the Democratic National Convention (DNC) in Denver this August. The DNC is expected to bring thousands of travelers to the area, many of whom will arrive on private and corporate aircraft that will land at Denver AirCenter.

The FBO has established a DNC private air travel hotline at 800-525-8139 to field travel and planning questions from people coming to the convention via private, corporate and charter aircraft.

Denver AirCenter is also staffing up to ensure the seamless delivery of the concierge-level passenger and pilot services for which the FBO is known.

"We are anticipating an influx of aircraft looking for the closest landing spot to DNC activities and downtown Denver come August," said Laura Turner, general manager. "No other airport offers a quicker trip to downtown Denver. We know that busy conventioneers will appreciate that the drive between Denver AirCenter and the DNC is much faster than traveling on the clogged routes between other airports and downtown."

With two active runways of 9,000 and 7,000 feet, Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport (BJC) in Broomfield can accommodate large turbine aircraft frequently used in charter, private and corporate air travel.

FMI: www.denverair.com