Why aren’t shuttle lots open at Denver International Airport? Blame it on Staffing Challenges – CBS Denver

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DENVER (CBS4) – The Pikes Peak and Mt. Elbert shuttle lots at Denver International Airport have been closed for more than a year, and airport officials explain that the reason they did not reopen , because more and more people are flying again, is due to “staff challenges.” “

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They posted a Facebook post on Monday imploring those looking for work to consider driving their shuttles or being support staff. He said: “Our entrepreneur ABM is looking for CDL drivers to join his team. Class A or B CDL license with P2 approval required. The starting salary is $ 18 to $ 20 per hour (depending on the shift). “

The airport hopes to at least open the Pikes Peak shuttle parking lot before Thanksgiving, but that will depend on staff.

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The airport’s East and West Economy lots were also closed for part of 2020 and 2021, but reopened in the spring.

Anyone interested in applying for the position can go to www.abm.com/careers and search for Driver.

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