Maritime Launch Services (MLS) is a Canadian-owned commercial space company based in Nova Scotia, founded in 2016. MLS is developing Spaceport Nova Scotia, a launch site designed to provide satellite delivery services to clients supporting the commercial space transportation industry, enabling launches into low-Earth orbit. The company aims to be Canada's first commercial orbital launch complex. MLS has partnered with Reaction Dynamics for future orbital launches and is planning an orbital mission with an international launch vehicle operator in 2026.
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Maritime Launch Services unveiled a suborbital launch program scheduled to begin during the second quarter of 2024.
Maritime Launch Services offers competitive launch inclinations from 45 to 98 degrees from a single site at Spaceport Nova Scotia.
The multi-mission agreement is valued at over $1,000,000,000 in revenue if fully realized and commits a large portion of Maritime Launch Services’ near-term medium-class launch manifest at Spaceport Nova Scotia.
Maritime Launch Services has Canadian and international clients lined up to launch using small-class vehicles starting as early as 2024.
Maritime Launch Services signed a multi-mission agreement to launch client orbital transfer vehicles (OTVs) from a manufacturer in the European Union.
Maritime Launch Services is a Canadian launch company working to establish Spaceport Nova Scotia to host launches of Ukrainian-built Cyclone-4M rockets and potentially other launch vehicles.
Spaceflight Inc. signed an agreement with Maritime Launch Services Inc. to launch up to five Sherpa Orbital Transfer Vehicles (OTVs).
Spaceflight signed an agreement with Maritime Launch Services to launch up to five Sherpa Orbital Transfer Vehicles (OTVs).
Maritime Launch Services’ Cyclone-4M launches with Spaceflight will expand launch offerings and last-mile delivery options for satellite customers.
Maritime Launch Services will offer Cyclone-4M launches that increase its commercial launch offerings and provide last-mile delivery of payloads to orbit in partnership with Spaceflight.
Spaceflight Inc. signed an agreement with Maritime Launch Services Inc. to launch as many as five Sherpa Orbital Transfer Vehicles from Spaceport Nova Scotia aboard the Cyclone-4M starting in 2025.
Maritime Launch Services and Skyrora signed a Letter of Intent to launch the Skyrora XL from Spaceport Nova Scotia in Canada.
Nine founding members of Space Canada include Calian, GHGSat, Magellan Aerospace, Maritime Launch Services, MDA, Mission Control, NorthStar Earth & Space, SpaceBridge, and Telesat.
Maritime Launch Services, a Canadian company planning launches using Ukrainian Cyclone-4 rockets from a spaceport to be built in Nova Scotia, is in negotiations to merge with Ceres Acquisition Corp., a SPAC.
Maritime Launch Services is developing Spaceport Nova Scotia to provide satellite delivery services to clients across a wide range of inclinations.
Maritime Launch Services signed a contract with Nanoracks and a Letter of Intent to launch with Nova Scotia-based GALAXIA Mission Systems.
Maritime Launch Services unveiled preliminary designs for a Launch Control Centre (LCC) on site to manage all launch activities, including the deployment and initial control of satellites launched from Spaceport Nova Scotia.
Ukraine abandoned the Cyclone-4 launch effort at Alcântara in 2015 and is now working with Maritime Launch Services to launch Cyclone-4 rockets from a proposed spaceport in Nova Scotia.
Nanoracks announced the agreement with Maritime Launch Services on 2019-10-23 at the International Astronautical Congress.