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Contour Expands With Two Routes

The carrier is growing its presence in Denver.

A Contour Embraer jet

A Contour Embraer jet (Photo: Denver International Airport)

Regional carrier Contour plans to bolster its service from Denver with two routes. These new services will begin this summer.

On June 26, the carrier will link Denver and Taos, New Mexico, with three-times-weekly service. According to Contour, this is the first-ever scheduled commercial nonstop service between Denver and Taos, and the first time the New Mexico city will be connected to a large U.S. hub airport.

In addition, Contour will fly between Denver and Page, Arizona, beginning on June 25. This service will be seasonal, operating twice per week through Aug. 30.

Page was last connected with Denver in 2018. Currently, Contour serves Page via Phoenix.

“We are excited to launch nonstop service to Taos, New Mexico and Page, Arizona from Denver International Airport,” said Contour President Ben Munson in a news release. “With these additions, Contour now serves four destinations from DEN – and provides connections globally via our partnerships with Alaska, American and United Airlines.”

Contour began serving Denver on April 1 with flights to both Moab and Vernal, Utah. The carrier operates a fleet of 30-seat Embraer aircraft.

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