A Colorado airport has received a commercial spaceport license from the Federal Aviation Administration despite a lack of announced users of
the site and concerns about conflicts with aviation.
https://www.space.com/41606-colorado-airport-receives-faa-spaceport-license.html
In article <plpbt3.3oo.1@news.alt119.net>,
internetado@alt119.net.invalid says...
A Colorado airport has received a commercial spaceport license from the
Federal Aviation Administration despite a lack of announced users of
the site and concerns about conflicts with aviation.
https://www.space.com/41606-colorado-airport-receives-faa-spaceport-license.html
Build it and they will come, right? This worked out so well for
Spaceport America, right?
Jeff
p.s. Spaceport America has worked out terribly for the taxpayers in New >Mexico. There are no actual commercial launches there yet. So no tax >revenue from those launches.
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