FAA restricts touch‑and‑go training at Denver’s Centennial Airport

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The Federal Aviation Administration imposed new restrictions at Centennial Airport (KAPA) near Denver, banning touch‑and‑go operations and limiting parallel departures and other pattern work.

Controllers were directed to suspend simultaneous departures from the airport’s parallel runways until additional safety measures are implemented, and the airport handles more than 300,000 aircraft operations each year.

The Arapahoe County Public Airport Authority said the restrictions could shift training activity to other Front Range airports, potentially raising traffic and noise concerns for neighboring communities.

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