DEN Terminal Connections | iFlyer Forum

If you're non-revving you can't check a bag through to a different airline.

Isn't it an FAA regulation to check bags as the passenger is ticketed...to their final destination?

Or is it because I'm not confirmed? ZK does have ticketing and baggage agreements with other airlines. Is two hours enough time to claim and recheck?

When you're non-revving you aren't ticketed to your final destination on a single ticket if you're using two different airlines. 2 Hours will probably be enough time. You could also jam your stuff in a carry on like most non-revs do. It will be gate checked on the ZK flight. Use whatever airline to get to DEN that you have the best chance getting on (assuming you're non-revving on your first flight as well). Where are you coming from? You'll easily get on as a nonrev on the DEN-RIW flight but if load factors from most places to DEN are very high and it could be tough to get on, especially as a ZED/ID-90 employee.

Concourse B just forks at the end where B90 is, it's still part of B that you can easily walk to. Your transfer shouldn't take more than 10-15 minutes.

Are there steps involved or does it just fork?

You do go down a level, but I'm sure there's an escalator and/or elevator. DEN is a fairly new airport and I'm sure it's very accessible. If you're really worried you can request wheelchair assistance by calling United.

United uses Concourse B (B gates) All you need to do is look for signs to your connecting gate. Only international arrivals, except those coming from airports with US pre-clearance, need to go through customs. You have enough time.

If your first flight is on-time you should be OK. You won't have to go through any security.

All the Frontier gates at Denver are close together so as long as your first flight is on-time you should be OK.

At DEN, United uses Concourse B of the Jeppesen Terminal. Concourse B has gates B15 - B37 and B38 - B60 with extensions to both gates B80 - B95 and B59 - B79. 38 mins. transfer time should suffice.

Yes, if both flights are domestic you won't have to go through any security in DEN - just walk to your next gate.

United Airlines use the Jeppesen Terminal's Concourse B, where you arrive and depart on the same level. The Concourse has gates B15 - B37 and B38 - B60 with extensions to both gates B80 - B95 and B59 - B79. The overhead screens on arrival will indicate flight & gate number.

At DEN, US Airways uses 3 gates at the end of Concourse C. Your United flight will be from Concourse B. There's a short underground train ride between the two terminals. If your tickets were bought on the same reservation then they will transfer your bags. 2:51 is plenty of time.

Will we have to go through security again when we go from Concourse C to Concourse B?

No, they're all connected beyond security.

Will todays cancelations and delays in denver impact our flights on Sunday?

Yes, that should be plenty of time - all the United mainline flights are all on the same concourse.

You arrive at Concourse C of the Jeppesen Terminal at gates west C28-39 and need to look for the sign to gates west C40-49. My guess is a 10-minute walk.

It's doable, but you're first flight will probably have to be on time. However since UA4873 is on a Dash 8 Q400, those are frequently late too so you might get lucky even if your first flight is late.

Thanks, I may have my teenagers run to the gate to hold the plane, arriving gate 47 connecting gate 71. I take if we make the flight, our checked bags should as well?

Usually bags can move as fast as people but there's no guarantees.

It's doable - all of Southwest's gates in Denver are located close together on the same concourse. If you miss your connection you'll be rebooked on a later flight, good thing you're going early in the morning!

thank you so much, how about checked in baggage ? do i have recheck in or not

No, it will be transferred automatically assuming you check it through to your final destination (which should happen).

Ya , i just hope my flight reach there on time. Thank you so much for your help.

If your first flight is on-time, yes it's possible to make a domestic connection at DEN in 38 mins but you'll have to hurry.

Thanks for the information. It's my first time to travel by myself. I'm so worried.