VFR
KDEN
DENVER INTL
DENVER, CO
Elevation
5,433 ft
Control
Towered
UNICOM
122.95
Runways (6)
16,000 ft
Fuel
100LL, Jet A
About Denver International
KDEN, Denver International, is a publicly owned, towered airport serving Denver, Colorado with 6 runways. Runway 16R/34L is the longest at 16,000 by 200 feet of concrete, with Runway 17L/35R at 12,000 by 150 feet of concrete, Runway 07/25 at 12,000 by 150 feet of concrete and 3 more rounding out the layout.
The field supports instrument operations with 42 published approaches, spanning RNAV (RNP), ILS/LOC, ILS and RNAV (GPS). Pilots work tower 124.3 MHz, digital ATIS 125.6 MHz and ground 121.35 MHz when arriving at and departing from the field. The field sells 100LL avgas and Jet A.
The field rests at 5,433 feet above mean sea level. At that elevation, density altitude is a routine consideration in warm weather.
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Questions
- Where is Denver International (KDEN) located?
- Denver International is located in Denver, CO.
- Is Denver International a public or private airport?
- Denver International (KDEN) is a public-use airport, open to general aviation.
- How many runways does Denver International have?
- Denver International has 6 runways. The longest is 16R/34L at 16,000 feet of concrete, alongside 07/25, 08/26, 16L/34R, 17L/35R, and 17R/35L.
- What is the field elevation at Denver International?
- Denver International sits at 5,433 feet above mean sea level.
- Does Denver International have an instrument approach?
- Yes. Denver International has 42 published instrument approach procedures, including ILS and RNAV (GPS).
- Does Denver International have an air traffic control tower?
- Yes, Denver International (KDEN) is a towered airport.
- What is the UNICOM frequency at KDEN?
- Denver International's UNICOM frequency is 122.95 MHz.
- What fuel is available at Denver International?
- Denver International sells 100LL and Jet A.