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Multi-Launch Agreement

SES and Impulse Space’s multi-launch agreement for Helios kick stage transport services

May 26, 2025

Impulse Space, the in-space mobility leader, and SES, a global content and connectivity provider, today announced a multi-launch agreement to use Impulse’s Helios kick stage to shorten the time required […]

Filed Under: Deployments, GEO, Global, Hosted Payload, Impulse Space, Launcher, Launcher Operations, Launcher Preparation, LEO, Medium-Lift Launch Vehicle, Multi-Launch Agreement, Orbit, Payload Delivery, SES

Firefly Aerospace’s launch of Lockheed Martin’s FLTA006 Message in a Booster mission is ‘to be determined’

April 17, 2025

Firefly Aerospace’s launch of Lockheed Martin’s FLTA006 (Message in a Booster) from Space Launch Complex 2W, Vandenberg SFB, California, is yet to be determined. Alpha FLTA006 is the second mission […]

Filed Under: Aerospace, Agreement, Agreement, Alpha Missions (FIrefly), Alpha Rocket, Business Moves, Firefly Aerospace, LM 400 (LMC), Lockheed Martin, Low Earth Orbit (LEO), MEO, Multi-Launch Agreement, Multi-Mission, Multiple Launch Agreement (MLA), Payloads, Satellite Buses, Vandenberg SFB

Firefly Aerospace’s Firefly Alpha to launch Lockheed Martin’s FLTA006 Message in a Booster mission on Friday

April 15, 2025

On Friday, April 18 Firefly Aerospace will launch FLTA006 (Message in a Booster) between 6:37 AM – 8:17 AM PDT Space Launch Complex 2W, Vandenberg SFB, California, at a cost […]

Filed Under: Aerospace, Alpha Missions (FIrefly), Communications Satellite, Connectivity, Earth Observation Satellites, Firefly Aerospace, Firefly Space Transport Services, Forecasting, Imagery, Launch, Lockheed Martin, Low Earth Orbit (LEO), Missile, Missile Warning, Missile Warning System, Multi-Launch Agreement, Payloads, Radar, Radar Imaging, Remote Sensing, Satellite Buses, Space Launch Complex, Tracking, Vandenberg SFB

Firefly Alpha is ready to launch FLTA006 (Message in a Booster) on Wednesday

March 24, 2025

Firefly Alpha from Firefly Aerospace will launch on March 26 from Space Launch Complex 2W at Vandenberg SFB at 6:37 – 8:17 am PDT, at a cost of $15 million. […]

Filed Under: Alpha Missions (FIrefly), Earth Observation Systems, Firefly Aerospace, Imagery, Launch, Launch Preparations, Launcher, Lockheed Martin, Low Earth Orbit (LEO), Multi-Launch Agreement, Payloads, Risk Management, Satellite Buses, Satellite Radar, Small Launcher 1 (SL1 - HyImpulse), Vandenberg SFB, Weather Forecasting

Firefly Aerospace ready to launch Alpha FLTA006 for Lockheed Martin’s LM 400 Spacecraft

March 5, 2025

“Message in a Booster” mission will launch Lockheed Martin’s technology demonstration spacecraft to low Earth orbit Following a successful rocket static fire test, Firefly Aerospace, Inc. has announced the company’s […]

Filed Under: Alpha Missions (FIrefly), Alpha Rocket, Firefly Aerospace, LEO, LEO Missions, LM 400 (LMC), Lockheed Martin, Mission Scheduling, Multi-Launch Agreement, News, Satellite Scheduling, SmallSat, Smallsat Bus, Smallsat Contract, Smallsat Demo Mission, Smallsat Deployment, Smallsat Launch, Smallsat Launch Vehicles, Smallsat Missions, Smallsat Payloads, smallsats Tagged With: Featured

Rocket Lab signs 2nd multi-launch deal—eight Electron missions with iQPS

March 3, 2025

Rocket Lab USA, Inc. (Nasdaq: RKLB) has signed one of its largest Electron launch agreements to date in a second, multi-launch deal with Institute for Q-shu Pioneers of Space, Inc. […]

Filed Under: Earth Imaging, Electron Launch Vehicle, iQPS (Japan), Launch Contract, LEO, Multi-Launch Agreement, News, Rocket Lab, SAR, SAR Payload, Satellites, SmallSat, Smallsat Contract, Smallsat Deployment, Smallsat Launch, Smallsat Missions, Smallsat Payloads, smallsats, Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Tagged With: Featured

Rocket Lab signs multi-launch contract with iQPS for four Electron missions

February 5, 2025

Rocket Lab USA, Inc. (Nasdaq: RKLB) has signed a multi-launch deal with Institute for Q-shu Pioneers of Space, Inc. (iQPS), a Japan-based, Earth imaging company. The multi-launch contract, signed in […]

Filed Under: Earth Observation (EO), Earth Observation Satellites, LEO, Multi-Launch Agreement, News, Q-shu Pioneers of Space, Inc. (iQPS), Rocket Lab, SmallSat, Smallsat Deployment, Smallsat Launch, Smallsat Launch Vehicles, Smallsat Markets, Smallsat Missions, Smallsat Payloads, smallsats

True Anomaly’s multi-launch agreement with Firefly Aerospace to launch Jackal autonomous orbital vehicle for U.S.S.F.

October 24, 2024

Firefly Aerospace, Inc., an end-to-end space transportation company, and space defense technology company True Anomaly, Inc., today announced a multi-launch agreement for three responsive launch missions aboard Firefly’s Alpha rocket. […]

Filed Under: Alpha Missions (FIrefly), Alpha Rocket, Autonomous Orbital Vehicle, Firefly Aerospace, Jackal, Jackal Autonomous Orbital Vehicle (AOV), LEO / MEO, Military, Military Smallsats, Multi-Launch Agreement, News, SmallSat, SmallSat Builds, Smallsat Bus, Smallsat Calibration, Smallsat Components, Smallsat Constellation, Smallsat Contract, Smallsat Demo Mission, SmallSat Design, Smallsat Development, Smallsat Fleet, Smallsat Form Factors, Smallsat In-Orbit Demonstration (IOD), Smallsat Launch, Smallsat Launch Vehicles, Smallsat Manufacturing, Smallsat Markets, Smallsat Missions, Smallsat Modeling, Smallsat Payloads, Smallsat Propulsion, smallsats, Space Systems Command, Space Systems Command, Tactically Responsive Space Challenge (TacRS), True Anomaly, U.S. Space Systems Command, United States Space Force (USSF), United States Space Systems Command, Vandenberg SFB, VICTUS HAZE

Equatorial Launch Australia signs multi-launch contract with Sirius Space Services

September 24, 2024

Sirius Space Services has signed a contract with Equatorial Launch Australia for a multi-year, multi-launch campaign from the Arnhem Space Centre. The agreement will see Sirius become a ‘Resident Launcher’ […]

Filed Under: Arnhem Space Center, Arnhem Space Center(ASC) Spaceport, Arnhem Space Centre (ASC), Australia, Equatorial Launch Australia (ELA), France, LEO / MEO, Multi-Launch Agreement, News, Sirius Launch Vehicles, Sirius Space Services, SmallSat, Smallsat Launch, Smallsat Launch Vehicles, Smallsat Markets, smallsats, Space Launch Complex, SSO, Sun Synchronous (SSO)

France’s Sirius signs to become ‘Resident Launcher’ with Equatorial Launch Australia at the Arnhem Space Center in 2026

September 18, 2024

French rocket company, Sirius Space Services (Sirius), has signed a historic contract with Equatorial Launch Australia (ELA) for a multi-year, multi-launch campaign from the Arnhem Space Centre (ASC) at the World Space Business Week conference in Paris, […]

Filed Under: Arnhem Space Center, Arnhem Space Center(ASC) Spaceport, Business Moves, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Contracts, Equatorial Launch Australia (ELA), France, INNOSPACE (South Korea), Launch Service Support, Multi-Launch Agreement, Sirius hybrid rocket engine, Spaceports, Test Flight

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