Colorado Springs Airport
Coverage of Colorado Springs Airport in the Nexus archive.
- Severe weather diverts 22 flights from DIA to Colorado Springs Airport
Severe weather in Denver caused 22 flights (18 domestic, 4 international) to divert to Colorado Springs Airport. Medical evaluations were conducted for passengers after turbulence, with one hospitalized in stable condition. Colorado Springs Airport remained operational despite the disruptions.
- Nearly 30 flights diverted to COS from Denver, passengers receive medical aid
Nearly 30 flights were diverted from Denver International Airport to Colorado Springs Airport due to significant turbulence, resulting in medical aid being provided to multiple passengers.
- Multiple medical calls after flights diverted to Colorado Springs Airport
Over two dozen flights were diverted from Denver International Airport (DIA) to Colorado Springs Airport due to severe weather, resulting in at least five passengers treated for unspecified medical concerns and one hospitalization. The airport remains open and operational despite the incident.
- Monsoon-fueled showers and thunderstorms increase across Colorado Wednesday
Monsoon-fueled showers and thunderstorms are increasing across Colorado, ending a dry July with flash flood threats in western areas. High temperatures in the 90s and 100s persist, with varying precipitation chances across regions including Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and the mountains.
- New pecan shelling and distribution center coming to Colorado Springs
A new pecan shelling and distribution center is set to open in Colorado Springs at Peak Innovation Park near the Colorado Springs Airport. The Creel family, who own a pecan orchard in Mexico and operate American Beef, will build the facility, creating 50 jobs with an average annual salary of $76,000. Groundbreaking is expected in August 2027.