Luggage lingers in Denver
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The stranded travelers are gone from Denver’s airport, but piles of misdirected luggage remain, lost in the rush to get passengers through the snowbound airport.
“We had bags that came without passengers, and passengers that came without bags,” Frontier Airlines spokesman Joe Hodas said.
Some passengers left their luggage behind in a rush to catch a standby flight or chose to leave the airport rather than wait for delayed bags, he said.
Meanwhile, forecasters warned that another snowstorm was bearing down on Denver and other Colorado cities that could rival last week’s blizzard and shut down the airport again.
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