Colorado
Centennial Airport vs Aspen/Pitkin County Airport
Key Statistics
| Metric | KAPA | KASE |
|---|---|---|
| ICAO Code | KAPA | KASE |
| IATA Code | APA | ASE |
| Runway Length | 10,002 ft | 8,006 ft |
| Elevation | 5,885 ft | 7,820 ft |
| FBO Count | 4 | 2 |
| Region | north-america | north-america |
| Features | 6 | 6 |
FBO Comparison
KAPA — 5 FBOs
Route Coverage
KAPA — 1 routes
Features Comparison
KAPA
★24/7 Operations
★Three Runways
●Fuel: Jet-A & 100LL
●VIP Lounges
●De-icing Available
★Aircraft Maintenance
KASE
●De-icing Available
●VIP Lounges
●Fuel: Jet-A & 100LL
★Mountain Flying Required
★Noise Restrictions
★Seasonal Ramp Congestion
★ = Unique feature ● = Shared feature
When to Choose Each
Choose Centennial Airport
- →Longer runway (10,002 ft) accommodates large-cabin, long-range aircraft
- →More FBO options (4) for ground handling flexibility
- →Lower elevation — fewer performance restrictions
Choose Aspen/Pitkin County Airport
- →More private jet route coverage (6 routes)
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is better for private jets — Centennial Airport or Aspen/Pitkin County Airport?
Both airports serve the Colorado area well. Centennial Airport has a 10,002ft runway and 4 FBOs, while Aspen/Pitkin County Airport has a 8,006ft runway and 2 FBOs. The best choice depends on your aircraft type and destination.
Do Centennial Airport and Aspen/Pitkin County Airport both serve Colorado?
Yes, both airports serve the Colorado private aviation market. They share 0 overlapping routes and each offers unique coverage.
How do I choose between Centennial Airport and Aspen/Pitkin County Airport?
Consider your aircraft size, destination, FBO preference, and ground transportation needs. When booking through VOLO, our AI engine recommends the optimal airport for your specific trip.