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INNOSPACE’s SEBIT flight is intended to verify vehicle performance and operational robustness ahead of commercialisation.
INNOSPACE’s first commercial HANBIT-Nano launch mission ended early in December 2025.
INNOSPACE revised SEBIT’s maiden test flight schedule from July to 19 August.
INNOSPACE is targeting 19 August for the maiden test flight of its multipurpose suborbital rocket SEBIT.
INNOSPACE plans a return-to-flight mission for its HANBIT-Nano small satellite launch vehicle in November from Brazil’s Alcântara Space Center.
INNOSPACE’s SEBIT flight is intended to obtain flight data and operational experience for future suborbital testing and technology validation launch services.
INNOSPACE is preparing the SEBIT and HANBIT-Nano missions in cooperation with ALADA, the Brazilian Air Force, the Brazilian Space Agency, and other authorities.
INNOSPACE revised HANBIT-Nano’s return-to-flight timeline from the third quarter to November.
SEBIT is INNOSPACE’s new multipurpose suborbital launch vehicle.
INNOSPACE’s SEBIT program expands the company’s activities beyond the HANBIT orbital launcher family into the suborbital services market.
INNOSPACE will use the Alcântara Space Center’s infrastructure for the SEBIT test campaign.
INNOSPACE signed an agreement with ALADA to conduct the first test flight of SEBIT in Brazil.
INNOSPACE’s launch vehicle lineup includes SEBIT, BLACK BIRD, and the HANBIT series of satellite launch vehicles.
INNOSPACE plans to conduct SEBIT’s first test flight in the second half of 2026.
INNOSPACE has signed a launch site agreement with ALADA to conduct the first test flight of its SEBIT suborbital rocket at the Alcântara Space Center in Brazil.
Soojong Kim is the CEO of INNOSPACE.
INNOSPACE and NORMA plan to collaborate on space-quantum computing technologies.
INNOSPACE has signed a memorandum of understanding with Norma for live in-space testing of quantum hardware and the eventual deployment of a Space Quantum Computing Center.
INNOSPACE signed a Memorandum of Understanding with NORMA on 17 June 2026.
The INNOSPACE-Norma in-orbit demonstration will evaluate how QPU hardware performs under radiation, thermal variations, and structural vibrations in space.