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Non-Airline Revenue
DEN is focused on increasing its non-airline revenue to
help offset the airlines’ cost of operating so the airport
can remain globally competitive. A wealth of land has
given the airport opportunities to produce revenue in
somewhat novel ways. For example, DEN receives
royalties from oil and gas well production on airport
property. DEN has 76 wells. In 2012, approximately
$6.2 million was generated.
70%
Non-Airline Revenue By Source
Revenue from non-airline sources accounted for approximately 46 percent of operating
revenue at the airport. In 2012, DEN’s non-airline revenue included:
parking ($137.9 million), car rentals ($47.2 million), and concessions ($49.6 million).
Parking
DEN has more than 40,000 city-operated parking spaces. In addition to terminal parking
(garage and shuttle lots), DEN has two remote shuttle lots.
Shopping and Dining
DEN’s shopping and dining program consists of more than 170,000 square feet inside the
airport, including more than 140 locations offering an exciting culinary, fashion and retail
experience. In 2012, the shopping and dining program generated $281 million in gross
sales and more than $49 million in revenue to the airport. DEN’s 38 Retail Merchandising
Units (RMU’s) and kiosks throughout the airport is one of the largest programs in the
airport industry, contributing $12 million in annual gross sales. Over the next several
years, more than 75 percent of DEN’s shopping and dining locations will transform due to
expiring leases. Many new businesses will have the opportunity to compete for space at
Denver International Airport Sources of Revenue (2010-2012)
the airport, and travelers
will benefit from worldclass,
fresh new
products and services.
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
2010 2011 2012
Airline
Non-Airline
Ground
Transportation
and Rental Cars
DEN charges all
commercial ground
transportation vehicle
operators fees on the
basis of the frequency
and duration of using
the terminal roadways
and curbsides. The city
has concession agreements
with 12 rental car
companies at DEN.
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Source: Denver International Airport 2012 Financial Report