The Regional Transportation District’s A-Line to Denver International Airport will offer about half as many trips through Oct. 10 so crews can repair the track.
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A-Line trains, which normally run every 15 minutes, will depart every 30 minutes on a single track to allow crews from Denver Transit Partners to do repairs at the York-Josephine railroad crossing, agency officials said.
The reduced schedule started Tuesday, and the regular A-Line schedule will resume Oct. 11.
Trains will leave Denver’s Union Station on the hour and half-hour, and trains will leave the Denver airport station at 27 minutes and 57 minutes past the hour.
Updated route information is available online on RTD’s service alerts page.
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