Aspen/Pitkin County (KASE) is one of America's most challenging airports. We match you only with operators and crews certified to land there.
Get an Aspen-certified quoteKASE sits at 7,820 ft elevation with an 8,006 ft runway. The steep 6.59° approach angle requires specialized training and aircraft certification.
No operations 11:00 PM – 7:00 AM local. Arrivals and departures must be scheduled within daylight hours due to terrain and noise restrictions.
Not all jets can safely operate at KASE. Maximum landing weights and approach speeds are strictly enforced by the FAA and Pitkin County.
Only certified aircraft with approved approach profiles and landing-weight envelopes operate into Aspen.
December 20 – January 5. Book 3–4 weeks ahead. Aircraft availability tightens significantly; from-pricing increases 20–40%.
March – April. Excellent snow, lighter crowds. Better aircraft availability and competitive pricing.
June – September. Mountain biking, hiking, festivals. KASE operates under lighter demand; easier to position preferred aircraft.
The Fixed Base Operator at Aspen/Pitkin County serves private aviation with dedicated handling, concierge coordination, and ground transportation. On-site customs pre-clearance for international arrivals. Heated hangar space available for overnight stays.
Three priced aircraft options from operators cleared for KASE. No membership. No obligation.
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