Isar Aerospace has booked missions for the European Space Agency, the Norwegian Space Agency, ElevationSpace, Astroscale, and other customers.

Isar Aerospace’s Parsdorf production facility near Munich is designed to manufacture up to 40 Spectrum launch vehicles per year.

HV Capital, Lakestar, UVC Partners, and KfW Capital returned as investors in Isar Aerospace’s Series D round.

Eden Global Capital Partners served as exclusive financial advisor on Isar Aerospace’s financing.

Isar Aerospace entered a cooperation agreement with TKMS as part of the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project.

Isar Aerospace’s existing launch complex is at Andøya Space in Norway.

Isar Aerospace is headquartered near Munich, Germany.

Isar Aerospace closed a $291.6 million Series D funding round to scale orbital launch capacity for government and commercial customers worldwide.

Isar Aerospace has signed a Letter of Intent with Maritime Launch Services to add Spaceport Nova Scotia in Canada as a second launch site.

The launch window for Isar Aerospace’s Mission Onward and Upward from Andøya Space runs from June 15 through June 21.

Isar Aerospace’s qualification flight Mission Onward and Upward will carry five CubeSats and one experiment for ESA’s Boost! Program.

Isar Aerospace will use the new capital to expand serial production of its Spectrum launch vehicle.

EUSPA will be responsible for the operational management of the GOVSATCOM hub.

Once completed, the IRIS² network will also use the GOVSATCOM infrastructure to distribute services to European institutional users.

IRIS² is a future European constellation composed of hundreds of satellites for secure, high-performance communications services.

The Cologne GOVSATCOM hub will be a key part of the architecture that will support the European Union’s future IRIS² satellite constellation.

The project is a collaboration between the German Federal Ministry for Research, Technology and Space and the state of North Rhine-Westphalia.

The Cologne GOVSATCOM hub will enable pooling and sharing of satellite capacity for sensitive government applications.

The Cologne GOVSATCOM hub is intended to maintain operational continuity when terrestrial networks are unavailable, damaged, or overloaded.

The Cologne GOVSATCOM hub will provide secure and resilient satellite communications for governments, public authorities, and emergency services.

The GOVSATCOM program will begin construction of one of two central European nodes at the DLR site in Cologne on 16 June 2026.

North Rhine-Westphalia will invest up to 50 million euro in the GOVSATCOM project.

The Cologne GOVSATCOM hub will be built on the DLR campus in Cologne.

EUSPA’s GOVSATCOM responsibility includes enabling secure, resilient, and cost-effective satellite communications for critical security missions and official operations of the European Union and its member states.

The Cologne GOVSATCOM hub will connect government users with available satellite resources and coordinate the delivery of secure communication services.

Kuaizhou-11 Y13 carried CentiSpace-05.

Kuaizhou-11 Y13 launched from Jiuquan at 03:58 UTC on June 17, 2026.

Tedae’s new executive board includes representatives from Airbus, Indra, Navantia, Rheinmetall, Oesía, Santa Bárbara, EM&E, and Centum.

Alberto Gutiérrez Moreno served as CEO of the Eurofighter consortium in Munich from 2013 to 2016.

Tedae’s new executive board has 14 members.

Alberto Gutiérrez Moreno served as head of military aircraft at Airbus and president of Airbus Spain.

Alberto Gutiérrez Moreno is a telecommunications engineer from the Polytechnic University of Madrid.

Alberto Gutiérrez Moreno remained in Airbus Group’s executive committee as executive vice president for special industrial projects until the end of 2024.

Tedae will appoint Alberto Gutiérrez Moreno as its new president effective 1 July.

Tedae’s membership grew from 70 companies to 130 companies during Ricardo Martí Fluxá’s tenure.

Alberto Gutiérrez Moreno will replace Ricardo Martí Fluxá as president of Tedae.

Alberto Gutiérrez Moreno was a key figure in the industrialization of the Eurofighter program.

Alberto Gutiérrez Moreno worked in the aerospace sector for almost 40 years.

Ricardo Martí Fluxá led Tedae for more than six years.

Alberto Gutiérrez Moreno later became chief operating officer of Airbus in Toulouse, France.

Alberto Gutiérrez Moreno held senior roles at Airbus Defence and Space in military aircraft operations, combat air systems in Germany, and military aircraft leadership.

LambdaVision used its International Space Station campaign to refine automation routines, fault detection, and quality control protocols before pursuing regulatory clearance.

LambdaVision developed a compact, automated production system with ISS National Lab implementation partner Space Tango.

LambdaVision has not disclosed clinical trial timelines or regulatory filing dates.

LambdaVision’s next International Space Station investigation will focus on increasing production volume and optimizing the manufacturing process.

The ISS National Laboratory sponsored research on LambdaVision’s artificial retina manufacturing campaign.

LambdaVision has reserved capacity on Starlab, the commercial space station under development by Voyager Space and Airbus, for continued in-orbit manufacturing after the International Space Station is retired.

Artificial retinas produced aboard the International Space Station consume less raw material per unit than retinas made on the ground.

LambdaVision has reserved capacity on Starlab, the commercial space station under development by Voyager Space and Airbus.

LambdaVision’s next ISS investigation is scheduled to launch later this year.