Colorado Aeronautical Board Approves $7.3 Million in State Airport Funding

The Colorado Aeronautical Board recently approved funding to improve local airport infrastructure, enhance safety, and support the transition to cleaner aviation fuels. The approved grants represent a strategic investment in the state’s 2020 Colorado Aviation System Plan goals, focusing on system viability, safety, and economic sustainability. “This funding, particularly over $600,000 to help two airports […]

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First Colorado College to Join Air Traffic Controller Training Program

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has greenlit Aims Community College in Colorado as the next school to implement the Enhanced Air Traffic – Collegiate Training Initiative (E-CTI). Students who pass the E-CTI program can apply to become a controller on a fast track – skipping the FAA Academy in Oklahoma City and jumping straight to on-site facility training.  “Thanks to […]

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Rocky Mountain Metro Airport Launches UL94 Unleaded Aviation Fuel

Photo – A Sheltair Aviation line service technician fuels an aircraft with Swift Fuel’s UL94 unleaded avgas at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport (BJC), marking a key step in the airport’s transition away from leaded aviation fuel. Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport (BJC), located in Broomfield, Colorado, is taking a major step toward cleaner aviation fuel, announcing […]

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Aims Community College Earns FAA Enhanced Air Traffic Collegiate Training Initiative Designation

Aims Community College has reached a historic milestone in aviation education, officially earning designation as an Enhanced Air Traffic Collegiate Training Initiative (AT-CTI) institution through the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Following a successful FAA on-site evaluation in January, Aims is now one of several collegiate institutions nationwide approved under the Enhanced AT-CTI program. Aims is […]

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Colorado Aeronautical Board Approves $442,422 in Aviation Education and Workforce Development Grants

The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) Division of Aeronautics is pleased to announce that the Colorado Aeronautical Board (CAB) has officially approved $442,422 in grant funding to support 15 organizations through the FY2026 Aviation Education and Workforce Development Grant Program. These grants are designed to support organizations that focus on aviation education and help develop […]

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Colorado Aeronautical Board Approves $9 Million in State Airport Funding

The Colorado Aeronautical Board (CAB) approved more than $9 million in State and Local Colorado Discretionary Aviation Grant (CDAG) funding to support aviation infrastructure improvements at airports across the state during its Jan. 27, 2026 meeting. The first round of 2026 CDAG awards will provide $9,064,332 in state funding to 20 Colorado airports, leveraging an […]

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Colorado 2025 Division of Aeronautics Annual Report Released

The Colorado Division of Aeronautics has released its 2025 Annual Report, highlighting another year of strong aviation activity statewide and major investments in airport infrastructure, safety, education, and innovation. The report outlines funding distributions, key statewide initiatives, progress toward unleaded aviation fuels, and advancements in emerging aircraft technologies, demonstrating our continued commitment to a safe, […]

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Centennial Airport’s New Advanced Snow Removal Equipment Keeps Air Ambulance Services Flying Through Winter Storms

Pictured (left to right): Flight for Life Colorado Beechcraft King Air, Centennial Airport Snow Removal Equipment, Children’s Hospital Colorado Pilatus PC-12, iCare Ambulance Centennial Airport proudly announces the addition of two state-of-the-art snow removal vehicles to its fleet, significantly enhancing the airport’s ability to maintain clear and safe runways during Colorado’s severe winter weather. This […]

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