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SpaceForest, a Polish company, plans to conduct an international suborbital flight of its Perun rocket from the facilities in the Azores in the first quarter of this year.
The upcoming SpaceForest mission has the support of the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Portuguese Space Agency.
In July 2025, the Atlantic Spaceport Consortium signed an agreement with Polish suborbital launch services provider SpaceForest for a single flight of its Perun rocket, expected to take place in 2026.
SpaceForest is developing a suborbital rocket called Perun.
SpaceForest recently launched the Perun rocket for the third time from Poland’s Central Air Force Test Range in Ustka.
SpaceForest aims to support at least three domestically developed suborbital launch vehicles.
SpaceForest is lobbying for the creation of a permanent launch site in Poland.
Reports indicate that Polish rocket builder SpaceForest completed the first successful flight of its PERUN suborbital rocket on 22 November 2024.
SpaceForest indicated a provisional liftoff time of 13:00 CET for the first qualification flight, with confirmation expected 40 minutes before launch.
SpaceForest will conduct the third flight of its PERUN rocket on 22 November.
SpaceForest will aim to complete its second qualification flight before the end of the year, targeting an altitude of 80 kilometers.
SpaceForest plans to attempt its first space shot aiming for an altitude of 100 kilometers, known as the Kármán line.
SpaceForest received €2.4 million in October 2024 from the European Space Agency through its Boost! programme.
SpaceForest conducted two PERUN launches in 2023, both of which required mid-flight aborts due to anomalies.
SpaceForest will conduct a test of the rocket’s full performance to an altitude of 150 kilometers.
SpaceForest is studying an upgraded variant of the PERUN rocket called PERUN E, capable of carrying payloads to altitudes of up to 300 kilometres.
SpaceForest conducted two test flights of its 11.5-metre-tall suborbital PERUN rocket in 2023, both of which were aborted mid-flight due to anomalies.
SpaceForest signed an agreement with the Atlantic Spaceport Consortium to conduct a flight of PERUN in the first half of 2026.
SpaceForest aims to capture up to 70% of the European demand for suborbital flights.
SpaceForest plans to return the PERUN rocket to flight in late October 2024.