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Denver International Airport said the trains to the gates are running in limited capacity due to technical issues on Tuesday.
DENVER — The trains to the concourses at Denver International Airport are running in limited capacity on Tuesday morning.
The airport said train delays between the terminal and concourses were caused by “technical issues.”
Denver International Airport said departing passengers who are flying from Concourse A are encouraged to use the A bridge checkpoint and walk to Concourse A.
“Due to technical issues, the trains to the gates are running in limited capacity,” DIA said in a statement. “We encourage departing passengers who are flying out of concourse A to use the A bridge checkpoint and walk the bridge to their gate.”
Several travelers shared photos Tuesday morning of long lines to board the trains between the terminal and concourses inside the airport.
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