FBOs
FBO Profile: Colorado Air and Space Port
While it may gaze towards the stars, the Colorado Air and Space Port is ready, willing and able to provide service for the Denver-area's business aviation.
The Colorado Air and Space Port represents another option for business aircraft heading into Denver, and at a mile closer to space than its competing licensed spaceports, it could offer the nascent horizontal space launch industry some slight economic incentives. (Photo: Lori Hague)
The Colorado Air and Space Port represents another option for business aircraft heading into Denver, and at a mile closer to space than its competing licensed spaceports, it could offer the nascent horizontal space launch industry some slight economic incentives. (Photo: Lori Hague)

As the world remains in the thrall of the conclusion of George Lucas's four-decade-old Star Wars saga, you might be excused for thinking the Colorado Air and Spaceport (CASP) was someplace the Millennium Falcon landed during one of the movies. But the facility formerly known as Front Range Airport (FTG), located just outside Denver, exists as one of 12 authorized commercial space launch centers in the U.S.