Officials with Denver International Airport on Friday shared a photo on social media of their new West Security Checkpoint. The TSA security area is scheduled to be operational in February.
The CEO of Denver International Airport, Phil Washington, recently provided details about the new checkpoint. He emphasized that it will incorporate cutting-edge technology and be capable of processing passengers through security twice as fast as the existing checkpoints in the Jeppesen Terminal.
He mentioned that he believes there will be a decrease in the long wait times people have been facing while trying to get through security lines in the past few years.
There will be a total of 17 lanes available for travelers at the new checkpoint.
Every year, Denver International Airport witnesses a growing number of air travelers passing through its facilities. According to Washington, it is evident that individuals have made a deliberate choice to embark on their journeys.
The airport currently has three checkpoints open for regular air travelers in the terminal: North and South on Level 5 and the Bridge Security Checkpoint on Level 6.
