Airport Overview
The Denver, CO region is served by Colorado Air and Space Port (KCFO), a public-use airport at 5,506 feet elevation. The field maintains 2 runway(s), with the longest measuring 0 feet on Asphalt surface. Operators and private travelers use Colorado Air and Space Port for its direct ramp access and minimal ground delays. For official FAA airport data, visit the FAA Airport Data portal or AirNav KCFO.
Private Aviation Briefing
Located near Denver, Colorado Air and Space Port (KCFO) sits at 5,506 ft MSL above sea level. Below is the operational context for private jet and charter operations from this airport.
U.S. General Aviation Context
Colorado Air and Space Port is part of the U.S. National Airspace System, regulated by the FAA. As a CO facility, the airport contributes to the regional transportation network connecting Denver to the broader aviation system. FAA Part 135 charter operators serve this airport, and The Jet Finder can source aircraft positioned near KCFO for on-demand charter.
Runway Capability
With 8000 feet of runway, Colorado Air and Space Port accommodates the full spectrum of business aviation aircraft. Light jets, midsize jets, super-mids, and heavy jets (including Gulfstream G650, Global 7500, and Boeing BBJ) can operate from KCFO under standard conditions. Long runway availability also provides comfortable safety margins for hot-day and high-gross-weight departures.
Charter Considerations
Ground transportation at Colorado Air and Space Port is a factor in total travel time. Private aviation eliminates the commercial terminal experience, but the drive from KCFO to your final destination determines the true door-to-door advantage. FBOs at most airports offer car service coordination, rental car delivery to the ramp, and concierge ground transportation for arriving passengers.
What to Know Before You Fly
Fuel pricing varies significantly between airports and FBOs. Jet-A at Colorado Air and Space Port may cost $5.50 to $10.00 per gallon depending on the FBO. On shorter flights, fuel cost is a minor component. On longer legs, the price difference between FBOs adds up. The Jet Finder factors fuel cost into charter quotes to ensure accurate pricing from KCFO.
Safety & Planning
Flight planning from Colorado Air and Space Port accounts for current NOTAMs, TFRs, and airspace restrictions. Pilots operating from KCFO check published notices before every departure. Temporary flight restrictions near stadiums, presidential movements, and military operations can affect routing and timing. The Jet Finder monitors these factors and communicates schedule impacts proactively.
Airport Selection Strategy
Based aircraft availability at Colorado Air and Space Port directly impacts charter pricing. Airports with more locally based jets generate lower positioning costs. If KCFO has limited based aircraft, the charter operator repositions from the nearest base, adding 30 to 60 minutes of flight time at the hourly rate. The Jet Finder identifies the closest available aircraft to minimize this cost.
Seasonal Factors
Convective weather season (May through September) impacts afternoon scheduling reliability at Colorado Air and Space Port. Thunderstorm activity typically builds after 2:00 PM local time, potentially delaying departures from KCFO. Morning flights on this corridor routinely depart on schedule. The Jet Finder recommends morning departures when schedule certainty matters.
Location & Address
Positioned at 39.7853° N, -104.5428° W in CO, Colorado Air and Space Port serves the broader Denver region. Compared to routing through a large hub, KCFO cuts total door-to-door travel time to Denver significantly. Ground options include car service and rideshare.
Runways & Facilities
At 0 feet, Colorado Air and Space Port's runway accommodates piston singles and light turboprops. Jet operations are not practical at this field length. Pilots flying larger aircraft should plan for a nearby airport with more runway.
FBOs & Ground Services
Aircraft services at KCFO are handled by the airport's fixed base operation. Standard general aviation services — fuel, parking, aircraft positioning — are typically available during operating hours. Contact Colorado Air and Space Port directly for current service hours, fuel pricing, and hangar availability.
Charter a Jet from Colorado Air and Space Port
Private charter from KCFO starts with a single call. The Jet Finder sources aircraft from a nationwide network of FAA Part 135 operators, matching runway capabilities at KCFO with the right aircraft for your route.
Fly Private from KCFO
The Jet Finder coordinates charter flights from Colorado Air and Space Port. Tell us your destination, dates, and passenger count. We source aircraft from FAA Part 135 operators matched to KCFO's runway and facilities.
Contact UsWeather & Operations
Front Range. Density altitude critical at 5,506 feet.
Landing Fee Estimates
Approximate landing fees at Colorado Air and Space Port by aircraft category. Fees vary by FBO and may change. Contact the FBO directly for current rates.
| Aircraft Category | Estimated Fee |
|---|---|
| Light Jet (up to 12,500 lbs) | No landing fees |
| Midsize Jet (12,500–25,000 lbs) | $20 – $40 |
| Super-Mid Jet (25,000–45,000 lbs) | $40 – $75 |
| Heavy Jet (45,000+ lbs) | Not recommended |
Fuel Availability at CFO
Approximate Jet-A fuel pricing at Colorado Air and Space Port. Prices fluctuate with market conditions. Contact each FBO for current rates. View national fuel price trends \u2192
| FBO | Jet-A Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Colorado Air and Space Port FBO | $4.80 – $6.00/gal | FAA-licensed spaceport |
Aircraft Registered in DENVER (373)
373 aircraft are registered to owners in DENVER, CO according to the FAA Aircraft Registry. Showing 20 of 373. Track live flights from CFO →