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In four years, Axiom Space executed four missions onboard the International Space Station and flew 14 private and government astronauts.
Axiom Mission 5 (Ax-5) is targeted to launch no earlier than January 2027 from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida and is expected to spend up to 14 days docked to the International Space Station.
Axiom Space finished manufacturing hardware for station modules scheduled to launch in 2027.
Axiom Space is planning to launch a two-module commercial space station in 2028.
Axiom Space will attach modules to the International Space Station beginning in 2026 as the first step toward an independent modular station.
Phase 1 of Commercial LEO Destinations funded three partnerships through Space Act Agreements: Blue Origin/Sierra Space for Orbital Reef, Axiom Space for a modular station approach, and Voyager Space partnered with Airbus for Starlab.
Phase 1 incumbents Blue Origin/Sierra, Axiom, and Voyager/Airbus face competition from new entrants and must demonstrate technical maturity, financial viability, schedule realism, and the ability to attract non-NASA customers.
The satellites on this mission include customer payloads comprising Earth-observation tools and a collaboration with Axiom Space for on-orbit data center nodes.
SpaceX and Axiom Space continue flying paying customers to the International Space Station at $55 million per seat.
Companies like Axiom Space and Voyager Space aim to have operational habitats for private astronauts, corporate researchers, and extremely wealthy tourists.
Axiom conducted a crewed mission numbered Axiom 4 in 2025.
4iG Space & Defence Technologies in Budapest, Hungary, announced a $100 million investment in Axiom Space on December 19, 2025.
4iG Space and Defence has signed a definitive investment agreement with Axiom Space.
The capital infusion will support the continued development of Axiom's commercial space station and advanced spacesuits for lunar and low Earth orbit missions.
The partnership will help develop Axiom Station to succeed the International Space Station as a platform for microgravity research and orbital data processing.
4iG Space and Defence Technologies Zrt. signed a definitive investment agreement on December 20, 2025, to become an anchor investor in Axiom Space Inc. with a transaction valued at $100 million.
Budapest-based 4iG Space and Defence has committed to investing $100 million in Axiom Space.
Axiom Space is the primary contractor responsible for sending the second Hungarian astronaut, Tibor Kapu, to the International Space Station as part of the Hungarian to Orbit program.
4iG Space and Defence will invest $100 million in Axiom Space over two investments.
4iG SDT expects to integrate its defense and space technology research with Axiom's orbital data communication solutions after the financial closings.