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Event Canceled: 2026 Open House

Spaceport America has made the difficult decision to cancel its 2026 Open House, originally scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 26, 2026.

Expected heavy rainfall throughout southern New Mexico is forecasted for this week and will severely impact the ability to safely travel the roads to and from the Spaceport.

The safety of attendees, exhibitors and vendors is our primary concern during any public event. We thank you for your interest, and apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

The 2025 Annual Report highlights the diverse activities at Spaceport America and showcases our steady growth over the past year.

NMSU’s Center for Border Economic Development (C-BED) released a six-year economic impact study for Spaceport America in August of 2025

RS&H, POPULOUS, and Zia Engineering and Environmental have prepared a master plan for Spaceport America.

LATEST NEWS

Read our latest news articles to learn more about Spaceport AmericaÂŪ.

Close-up of the nose section and front landing gear of a grey aircraft parked on the tarmac at Spaceport America.

Boeing Tests Ultra Low-Cost Seeker at Spaceport America

Boeing completed multiple test events of an Ultra Low-Cost Seeker (ULCS) system at Spaceport America. Boeing was able to test the sensor’s design in an anechoic chamber to limit signal reflections, captive carry, and in high-speed flights on a scaled-down rocket.

An Otto Aerospace UAV readies for a test flight at Spaceport America, showcasing its wings and body structure against a clear sky.

Otto Aerospace Completes DARPA-Funded Test Flight at Spaceport America

A next‑generation unmanned aircraft featuring cutting‑edge laminar‑flow technology completed a series of successful test flights at Spaceport America earlier this month, marking a major milestone in high‑efficiency aerospace design.

An astronaut in an orange suit depicted against a stylized Earth background, representing the theme of space exploration.

Spaceport America to Host Second Annual Space Race

Join Spaceport America and Wanderlust Running on May 9, 2026, for the second annual Space Race! Register now for the 5K, 10K, or 15K and run on the 12,000-foot runway.

LATEST NEWS

Read our latest news articles to learn more about Spaceport AmericaÂŪ.

Close-up of the nose section and front landing gear of a grey aircraft parked on the tarmac at Spaceport America.

Boeing Tests Ultra Low-Cost Seeker at Spaceport America

Boeing completed multiple test events of an Ultra Low-Cost Seeker (ULCS) system at Spaceport America. Boeing was able to test the sensor’s design in an anechoic chamber to limit signal reflections, captive carry, and in high-speed flights on a scaled-down rocket.

An Otto Aerospace UAV readies for a test flight at Spaceport America, showcasing its wings and body structure against a clear sky.

Otto Aerospace Completes DARPA-Funded Test Flight at Spaceport America

A next‑generation unmanned aircraft featuring cutting‑edge laminar‑flow technology completed a series of successful test flights at Spaceport America earlier this month, marking a major milestone in high‑efficiency aerospace design.

An astronaut in an orange suit depicted against a stylized Earth background, representing the theme of space exploration.

Spaceport America to Host Second Annual Space Race

Join Spaceport America and Wanderlust Running on May 9, 2026, for the second annual Space Race! Register now for the 5K, 10K, or 15K and run on the 12,000-foot runway.

WHY IS SPACEPORT AMERICAÂŪ IN NEW MEXICO?

2025 OPEN HOUSE

AERIAL TOUR

Spaceport America is an active test facility and is closed to public access. Launches at the site are not open to public viewing and are subject to scheduling changes. Private tours of the facilities can be arranged in advance through our tour provider Final Frontier Tours. Please go to the Visit Page for more details.

VISIT US

We are a closed facility, but we still have opportunities to visit. For educational / STEM tours, please contact: Charles Hurley.

General public, please book a tour or attend one of our public events, like our Open House.

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Visitors engage in conversation at the Spaceport America welcome center in New Mexico.

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.

A fire truck parked in front of the terminal building at Spaceport America in New Mexico.

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.

A large crowd gathers at Spaceport America for an event, with various support vehicles visible in the background.

There is a lot happening at Spaceport America. Visit our Press page for more information, press passes, and more.

Visitors at Spaceport America observe a yellow spacecraft simulator in the facility's exhibition area.

Figuring out where to go? Try our Resources page first. It is filled with quick links to guide you to where you want to be.