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DIA traffic rises 5.3% in March

Denver International Airport recorded a 5.3 percent increase in travelers during March, which ranked as its fourth-busiest month ever.
Satellite contract lifts MicroSat

MicroSat Systems in Jefferson County is a key member of a team that landed a $117 million contract to build 18 small satellites for a New Jersey company.

Microsat in $117 million satellite deal

MicroSat Systems in Jefferson County is a key member of a team that landed a $117 million contract to build 18 small satellites for a New Jersey company.
Southwest adds flights, cities

Southwest Airlines is expanding yet again in Denver, announcing plans to add five nonstop departures and three new cities.

DIA's on-time performance slips

Denver International Airport slipped in both on-time arrivals and departures during March, mirroring an overall decline nationally.
5 questions for David Taylor

As CEO of Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp., Taylor has plenty on his plate - including learning the ins and out of an offbeat hobby.

Court permits Frontier plane sale

A U.S. Bankruptcy Court has given Frontier Airlines the go-ahead to sell four of its Airbus aircraft.
NASA called out on Orion review board 'conflict'

A Lockheed Martin employee and employees at three other companies helping to build a next-generation NASA spaceship sit on a board charged with scrutinizing the spacecraft's construction, according to a government watchdog.

Frontier execs take temporary pay cuts

Frontier Airlines' top executives are taking temporary pay cuts to help the carrier through its Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring.

Flights to Asia taking shape

Efforts to lure nonstop flights between Denver and Asia are entering a new phase, with the launch of a branded campaign targeting service to Tokyo.

Frontier worker charged with alleged hate threat

Denver police have filed criminal charges against a mechanic for what they call a "bias motivated crime."

Merger Bells for airlines

United Airlines has already popped the question once. It eyed a partnership with Continental Airlines, but the carrier rebuffed the proposal, saying it wasn't interested in a union. Now, United has US Airways in its sights. This potential merger, like the previous one, could help United gain entry into lucrative markets.

It's United that needs a partner, consultant says

Aviation consultant Mike Boyd, of Evergreen, said he wasn't at all surprised Sunday to hear that Continental Airlines backed away from a merger with United Airlines.

No merger now, Continental says

Continental Airlines Inc. said Sunday it would not pursue a combination with another carrier right away, a surprising move after weeks of growing speculation that it would join with the largest carrier in Denver, United Airlines, to create the world's biggest airline.

Stormy sky for airlines sure to rock consumers

Scribble out a eulogy for those super-cheap airfares you relied on in recent years, and bid adieu to the open seat next to you on the plane.

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