CDOT - Aeronautics Division - Map of Colorado Airports

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Colorado Airports

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Map of Colorado Airports


Commercial Service Airports	Reliever Airports	General Aviation Airports

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Airport Descriptions

		Commercial Service Airports In Colorado, 14 airports hold an FAA Part 139 Certificate that enables them to provide scheduled passenger service. Through direct or connecting flights these airports link Colorado with the nation and the world. While the number of airports with scheduled airline service continues to fluctuate since deregulation, passenger enplanements statewide have risen 82 percent since 1980. With increasing passenger and cargo volumes comes increasing economic impact.
		Reliever Airports The four reliever service airports alleviate airspace congestion and operation levels in the metropolitan areas around Denver and Colorado Springs. This helps to enable safe and efficient services at the two major commercial service airports.
		General Aviation Airports In addition to the 14 commercial service airports, 62 airports in the State are devoted to general aviation use. Four of these provide reliever service to DIA and Colorado Springs. These 63 airports harbor the majority of based aircraft, and dominate in terms of total aircraft operations. The magnitude of such use illustrates the importance of these transportation facilities to the local communities that they serve.

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