Colorado Air and Space Port

Colorado Air and Space Port is a public-use general aviation airport. It is owned and operated by Adams County in Colorado. The airport is also known as CASP or CFO. Its address on the contact section is 5200 Front Range Parkway, Watkins, Colorado.

The airport sits six miles from Denver International Airport. The site says it offers aircraft services, business and hangar development chances, and easy access to the Denver metropolitan area. Its Pilot Services section covers services for visiting and based pilots, and a reservations link goes to the FlightBridge booking system.

The airport also describes itself as a space port. It says it will serve as a hub for commercial space transportation, research and development. It points to horizontal launch sites around the world that could become a global network for suborbital travel. A section on the site gives license information for the space port.

For business, the Plan and Develop section lists development sites for space-related companies in Colorado. The site also has FAQs, forms and resources, a Title VI policy statement and a page for employment opportunities.

Recent news on the site covers the airport director, Jeff Kloska, joining the board of the Northwest Chapter of the American Association of Airport Executives. It also covers a STEM event from the nonprofit Higher Orbits and a Runway Safety Action Team meeting. The site has a contact form and lists the director and airport phone numbers. The office is open Monday to Friday.