CASP License Information
CASP Site Operator License Approved
On August 17, 2018, Colorado Air and Space Port announced the Federal Aviation Administration approved its site operator license, a major step forward in establishing a spaceport in Adams County. To learn more about the future of Colorado Air and Space Port, see our Frequently Asked Questions.
Colorado Air and Space Port Airspace
A special-use airspace area has been designated by air traffic controllers. Their evaluation of the impact on en-route traffic indicates they are comfortable with the airspace east of the property and have proposed preferred times of the day for operations.
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News
USA Today: Small rockets, big dreams: More spaceports are taking root across the U.S. – May 3, 2018
The Denver Channel: Denver metro may soon be the gateway to space thanks to spaceport – March 8, 2018
Denver Post: Will the Front Range become a hub for commercial space transportation? Countdown to decision is on – March 8, 2018