Spaceport (noun)

1. A facility from which spacecraft are launched and from where they return.
2. A place where spacecraft are built, maintained, and launched.

Origin:

From space + port.

Examples:

1. The Kennedy Space Center in Florida is one of the most famous spaceports in the world.
2. The spaceport is equipped with launch pads, control centers, and other facilities.
3. Spaceports are often located in remote areas to minimize the risk to surrounding communities.
4. The spaceport is a hub of activity as engineers and scientists prepare for launch.
5. The spaceport was the starting point of many historic space missions.