Denver International airport being one of the busiest airports in the world serves at least twenty five different airlines. And, Air Canada particularly uses Terminal West at the Denver Airport. So, it doesn’t matter if you are a domestic traveller or an international traveller, you are arriving from the terminal west, if no changes are made under certain situations.
If the terminal gets changed, it becomes the utmost responsibility of the airlines to inform its passengers. However, if you are still unconfirmed about your terminal, you can contact Air Canada and get in touch with their customer care executive to get updated information about your arriving flight.
Note: Jeppesen terminal is divided into two categories named terminal east and terminal west which are further subdivided into concourses A, B, and C.
There are a wide range of services offered at the Jeppesen Terminal for the convenience of passengers. The passengers can also change their Air Canada flight at the service counters of Air Canada in the airport. Some of the services include:
The passengers arrive at Jeppesen terminal via the airport roadway which further divides the terminal into two, one being the terminal west and the other being terminal east.furthermore, it separates into three categorical levels for enhanced convenience of the passengers, meanwhile reducing congestion at the terminal.
The Terminal consists of three concourses, named A, B, and C which are accessible to passengers only after the security check-ins and screening process. If the passenger wants to travel between gates B and C, s/he can only do so via taking the train to the gates. Meanwhile, Gate A is easily accessible at a walking distance.
On gates A and B, electric cart facility is available for passengers who are completely immobile, suffer from a specific medical condition, elderly passengers, and disabled passengers.
The main Terminal at the Denver airport consists of six levels, a total of six floors which are as follows:
This article briefly talked about the only terminal at Denver International Airport, which is the Jeppesen terminal, which serves as a central point to many airlines operating from Denver airport including Air Canada. The passengers travelling with Air Canada can always look up to the airlines for updated information regarding their reservations.
