Denver International Airport Reopens After Snowstorm

A massive snowstorm caused flights to be grounded, with 2 feet of snow on the runway leading to cancellations from Sunday afternoon until the following afternoon. Hundreds of passengers were stranded at the airport, where employees distributed blankets, water, and food. Other areas in Colorado experienced up to 3 feet of snow and wind gusts reaching 45 mph.

What was the primary reason for grounding flights?

• Fuel shortage

• Technical issues

• Massive snowstorm

• Pilot strike

How much snow fell on the runway, causing flight cancellations?

• 2 feet

• 1 foot

• 3 feet

• 4 feet

For how long were flights canceled due to the snowstorm?

• From Sunday afternoon to Monday afternoon

• From Friday evening to Saturday morning

• From Saturday morning to Sunday evening

• From Monday morning to Tuesday evening

What items were distributed to stranded passengers at the airport?

• Blankets, water, and food

• Pillows and snacks

• Umbrellas and raincoats

• Magazines and coffee

What were the wind gusts recorded in other parts of Colorado?

• 30 mph

• 45 mph

• 60 mph

• 75 mph