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Winter storm grounds hundreds of flights at DIA

Denver International Airport said at least 425 flights were canceled because of Tuesday’s storm.

About 7 inches of snow accumulated at the airport and gusty winds blew the snow around, causing drifts and reducing visibility.

The Federal Aviation Administration estimated delays averaging around four hours at DIA.

Airplane deicing operations contributed to the delays.

Equipment deployed for this storm includes blowers, brooms, blades, plows, runway sanders, 4,000 gallon chemical trucks, loaders with box plows, snow melters and multi-function equipment.

Travelers are urged to check the status of their flight before going to the airport.

A handful of flights from the Colorado Springs Airport to Denver International Airport were also canceled.

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