Denver International Airport KDEN / DEN
The continent's longest runway and a Signature FBO make DEN the option for widebody VIP, heavy jets and connections, 40 minutes north-east of Downtown. Centennial and Rocky Mountain Metro are the normal business-jet choices.
16,000 ft
Longest runway
40 min
Drive to Denver
1
FBOs / handlers
5,434 ft
Elevation
Facts
- Hours
- H24
- 24-hour operations
- Yes
- Customs & immigration
- Yes
- Prior permission (PPR)
- No
- Slot coordination
- No
- Noise curfew
- No
- Runway surface
- concrete
- Fuel type
- Jet A, SAF (limited)
- Helipad
- Yes
- Distance to centre
- 40 km
- Typical largest aircraft
- Any size including widebody VIP (16,000 ft runway).
- Website
- www.flydenver.com
Private terminals (FBOs)
- Signature Flight Support Denver
An FBO is the private terminal: lounge, crew, fuel, customs desk. You drive up, walk 30 metres, and board.
Compare published takeoff distances
Initial comparison of published takeoff distances and runway length (16,000 ft). Confirm aircraft suitability and current restrictions with the operator.
Within the screening threshold
- Airbus Corporate Jets ACJ350 XWB 7,220 ft
- Boeing Business Jets BBJ 787-8 9,800 ft
- Boeing Business Jets BBJ 737-9 (MAX 9) 8,500 ft
- Boeing Business Jets BBJ3 (737-900ER) 8,040 ft
- Boeing Business Jets BBJ 737-8 (MAX 8) 7,500 ft
- Boeing Business Jets BBJ 737-7 (MAX 7) 5,900 ft
Above the screening threshold
- None exceed the screening threshold.
Other airports for Denver
- Centennial Airport KAPA 10,002 ft · 30 min
- Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport KBJC 9,000 ft · 30 min
What it costs to fly here privately
Sources and credits
- Denver International Airport · Andrew Thomas from Shrewsbury, UK · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons