Saturday, August 29, 2026
Blue Origin leases staging space at Space Coast Regional Airport
Blue Origin signed a temporary nine-acre lease with the Titusville-Cocoa Airport Authority at Space Coast Regional Airport on August 26, paying about $16,880 a month through June 2027 for contractor staging space along Challenger Avenue. The deal comes alongside a pending lease of the airport's former terminal building and sits near Blue Origin's roughly 100-employee light-manufacturing site on Grissom Parkway, part of the company's broader Space Coast buildout as it rebuilds its New Glenn launch complex at Cape Canaveral.
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