Reasoner Airport

Economic factors and urban encroachment. The land became more valuable for real estate development than for its use as a private airport. The property was sold to a developer for the construction of a residential housing subdivision.

The airport site has been completely redeveloped into a housing subdivision called 'Stillwater.' The runway, taxiways, and hangars have been demolished and replaced by residential homes, streets, and parks. The site's aviation history is commemorated in the street names of the new development, which include 'Runway Drive,' 'Propeller Lane,' 'Tailspin Lane,' and 'Hangar Drive.'

Originally established as Reasoner Airfield between 1954 and 1963, it was a private general aviation airport. It was later renamed Van Aire Airport (FAA LID: CO32) and became the core of the 'Van Aire' residential airpark, a fly-in community where residents could taxi their personal aircraft directly to their homes. The airport featured a single paved runway (16/34) that was approximately 4,200 feet long. It primarily served the private pilots and aircraft owners living in the adjacent community.

Zero. The land has been permanently and completely repurposed for high-density residential use, and the original airport infrastructure no longer exists.