Colorado Air and Space Port

Colorado Air and Space Port (CASP), formerly Front Range Airport, is a public-use general aviation reliever airport owned and operated by Adams County near Watkins, Colorado. Adams County says CASP holds an FAA site-operator license (LSO 18-017, expiration August 17, 2028) for horizontal launch and recovery, while its current airport role includes two 8,000-foot runways, three precision instrument landing systems, an onsite FBO, Jet A and 100LL fuel, and major engine and airframe repair. The airport’s current ATC page lists Spaceport Tower hours 07:00–21:00 local, with after-hours UNICOM and AWOS; the FBO terminal is open daily 07:00–17:00 and administrative offices Monday–Friday 08:00–16:30. Current aerospace activity includes Boom Supersonic’s Symphony engine test facility selected in 2025 and a Vantor partnership. Access is operational, pilot and business-oriented, not a general walk-in visitor attraction, so confirm airport or business access before travel. Address: 5200 Front Range Parkway, Watkins, Colorado 80137, United States.