Cecil Spaceport, located in Jacksonville, Florida, is a Federal Aviation Administration-licensed commercial spaceport specializing in horizontal launch operations. As the first spaceport on the East Coast licensed for horizontal launches, Cecil Spaceport provides aerospace infrastructure and aims to attract companies for aerospace research and development. Cecil Spaceport has a mission control center and a long runway suitable for various aeronautical businesses. Key partners include the Jacksonville Aviation Authority, Space Florida, and potential collaborations with companies like Hermeus.
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Cecil Spaceport has found success in supporting engine testing rather than relying solely on launch activities.
Cecil Spaceport in Jacksonville, Florida secured $13,000,000 in state grants to support new road and utility projects and recently completed a new air traffic control tower and mission control center.
Ravn X will undergo orbital launch testing at Cecil Spaceport in Jacksonville, Florida.
Aevum conducts vehicle assembly and integration in Jacksonville, Florida, with plans to launch from the Cecil Spaceport.