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Snow wouldn't stand a chance at Denver
 Poster: A snowHead
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After a severe pre-Christmas snowstorm last winter that shut its facilities down for two days, Denver International plans to spend about $31 million in the next 10 years to buy the latest in industrial snow-removal machines.
The plan follows an unusually snowy winter for Denver highlighted by the Dec. 20 storm that stranded nearly 5,000 passengers at the airport the first night. The city council must approve it.

The high-speed machines can simultaneously perform several tasks, such as plowing, sweeping and blowing. The airport plans to buy 37 units, and a few could be deployed later this year, says spokesman Chuck Cannon.

Albany International in New York and other airports in snow-heavy areas have bought similar machines.

Denver's plan calls for running several of the new machines side-by-side to clear runways in a single pass. It could cut down on the amount of time to clear a runway to about 15 minutes. The current method, which relies on conventional snow-removal trucks, takes up to 90 minutes, Cannon says.

http://www.usatoday.com/travel/flights/2007-08-12-airport-checkin_N.htm
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