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    But Denver’s Channel 7 TV station reports that some airlines at Denver apparently gave the airport mixed reviews on handling the weather. "On some days, (Denver International) really knocks it out of the park. (Wednesday), we ran a phenomenal operation considering the snow we had, so I think it's all just situational ... It hasn't been going as well today" spokeswoman Lindsey Purves of Denver-based Frontier told the station yesterday. Full Article at USA Today
    On some days, (Denver International) really knocks it out of the park. (Wednesday), we ran a phenomenal operation considering the snow we had, so I think it's all just situational ... It hasn't been going as well today
    SOURCE: USA Today 1 month ago
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Tis the season for ... hundreds of snow cancellations?
  1. ferocious … storm that dumped up to 3 feet of snow in some parts of the state left countless airline passengers in flux Thursday as they scrambled to make alternative plans for the weekend.
    SOURCE: USA Today 1 month ago
  2. It's not the snowfall, it's the wind
    SOURCE: USA Today 1 month ago
  3. United Airlines canceled about 200 flights, while Frontier canceled at least 44 of its daily trips and Southwest about 35
    SOURCE: USA Today 1 month ago

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