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Jeff Kloska, Director of Colorado Air and Space Port, was recently featured on an AviationPros Podcast episode about the facility’s evolution from a regional general aviation hub to a nationally designated airport and emerging aerospace ecosystem. Kloska shares insights on infrastructure development, public-private partnerships, and long-term vision for supporting both aviation and commercial spaceflight. With over 126,000 operations and 500 based aircraft, the port is preparing to anchor Colorado’s innovation economy for decades to come.

Adams County and Colorado Air and Space Port (CASP) announce a major milestone in aerospace development as Boom Supersonic has selected CASP as the site of its Symphony engine test facility.

A heartwarming story out of Colorado Air and Space Port (CASP) recently captured the attention of CBS Colorado viewers, showcasing the incredible efforts of a pilot who calls CASP home.

Join us at Colorado Air and Space Port (CASP) for a Fly-In event on Saturday, May 31, 8-11 a.m

Not only is Colorado Air and Space Port (CASP) classified as a National General Aviation Reliever Airport with over 500 based aircraft and 126,000 operations in 2024, it's also an FAA-licensed Horizontal Launch Spaceport and is delivering real economic results.

According to the latest Colorado Aviation Economic Impact Study, CASP generated a staggering $213 million in total business revenues in 2023, supporting over 1,000 jobs and contributing $130.4 million in value to the state’s economy. 

Elevated Status in FAA Classification Positions Airport for Future Growth and Funding Opportunities

Colorado Air and Space Port (CASP) is proud to announce its new designation as a National General Aviation Airport, the highest classification in the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems (NPIAS). This significant achievement reflects the airport's increasing activity, infrastructure, and regional importance in aviation.

Kids - are you ready to turn your STEM ideas into a space mission? Registration for Go For Launch! Denver is now open!

Head to Colorado Air and Space Port, 5200 Front Range Pkwy., Watkins, the weekend of April 26-27, 2025, to spend time with astronauts and STEM experts working on hands-on projects that could literally fly to space. Compete with friends, push your creativity, and see if your idea is the one that launches to the International Space Station!

As part of Colorado Air and Space Port's (CASP) 40th anniversary celebration, join us for our final Fly-In event this year on Saturday, June 29, 8-11 a.m., at the CASP terminal, 5200 Front Range Pkwy., Watkins.

Chow down on some good ol' pancakes, mingle with community members, and see some beautiful airplanes while enjoying fuel discounts during the event. Activities include:

Colorado Air and Space Port (CASP), which is owned and operated by Adams County, has added additional deicing capabilities to its services with the new arrival of Polar Aircraft Deicer’s Arctic Fox. CASP employees will complete a comprehensive training and certification program on aircraft deicing and follow strict protocol to operate the new equipment.