Adams County, Colorado, owns and operates the Colorado Air and Space Port (CASP), a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)-licensed horizontal launch spaceport. CASP aims to be a hub for commercial space transportation, aerospace research, and development, supporting suborbital flights and aerospace research. Located near Denver International Airport, CASP serves as an economic engine for Adams County and the state, attracting businesses in aerospace manufacturing, flight training, and related sectors. The spaceport partners with various organizations to promote the growth of the aerospace industry in the region.
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The Federal Aviation Administration’s Office of Commercial Space Transportation awarded a launch site operator’s license to the government of Adams County, Colorado on 2018-08-17 for Front Range Airport.