Sky Harbour » About Centennial Interport

Centennial InterPort was developed by the SunBorne XVI, Ltd. (SunBorne) as a master-planned multi-use aviation and business office complex located at Centennial Airport (APA). The master plan allows and enhances existing and future tenants unparalleled level of access and convenience to the Southeast Metro Denver corridor and Centennial Airport’s renowned aviation service and infrastructure. Centennial InterPort is the premier master-planned hangar/office development “campus” on Centennial Airport.

Centennial InterPort encompasses 123 acres of land known as Parcel A. The project consists of seven hangars each having external office space, one office building and 47 acres of land on which no buildings have been built. The seven existing hangars range in size from 10,000 to 46,600 square feet, amounting to 185,068 square feet of hangar space. The office space in Centennial InterPort totals 133,509 square feet with 60,000 square feet in a stand-alone office building and the remaining 73,509 square feet being external office space attached to the hangars. The lease for the 14 eastern most acres of Centennial InterPort was transferred to the Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum for the construction of their Exploration of Flight facility.

SunBorne executed ninety-year leases (including extension options) with the Arapahoe County Public Airport Authority (Authority) on August 10, 2006 for Lot 11 and on August 25, 1998 for Lot 14. SunBorne subsequently leased the two parcels to the related entities who currently own the hangars. Long-term leases for the land on which the hangars are situated will be negotiated with the purchaser of the hangars.

SunBorne maintains the common areas and taxilanes, which includes surface maintenance, snow removal, lighting, landscaping, signage, property & liability insurance, etc., within Centennial InterPort. This maintenance is provided via an allocation of the costs based on the square footage of each lot within Centennial InterPort.

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