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NMSU’s Center for Border Economic Development (C-BED) released a six-year economic impact study for Spaceport America in August of 2025
The 2024 Annual Report highlights the diverse activities at Spaceport America and showcases our steady growth over the past year.
RS&H, POPULOUS, and Zia Engineering and Environmental have prepared a master plan for Spaceport America.
Read our latest news articles to learn more about Spaceport America®.
UP Aerospace completed its 23rd suborbital space flight at Spaceport America, carrying a Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) payload to an apogee of roughly 72 miles.
The NMSU Arrowhead Center and the Center for Border Economic Development have published a study on Spaceport America’s economic impact on New Mexico from 2019 to 2024. The analysis focused on tenant activities and out-of-state visitor spending related to the spaceport.
Innovative Space Carrier Inc. (ISC), a space startup based in Tokyo, Japan, and its United States subsidiary, Sirius Technologies, Inc., announced the signing of an operational lease at Spaceport America.
Read our latest news articles to learn more about Spaceport America®.
UP Aerospace completed its 23rd suborbital space flight at Spaceport America, carrying a Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) payload to an apogee of roughly 72 miles.
The NMSU Arrowhead Center and the Center for Border Economic Development have published a study on Spaceport America’s economic impact on New Mexico from 2019 to 2024. The analysis focused on tenant activities and out-of-state visitor spending related to the spaceport.
Innovative Space Carrier Inc. (ISC), a space startup based in Tokyo, Japan, and its United States subsidiary, Sirius Technologies, Inc., announced the signing of an operational lease at Spaceport America.
We work with educators across New Mexico to prepare and deliver STEM content in and out of the classrooms. Check out our STEM activities here.
Spaceport America has a rocket friendly environment of 6,000 square miles of restricted airspace, low population density, a 12,000 feet x 200 feet (3658 m x 61 m) runway, vertical launch complexes, and about 340 days of sunshine — and much more.