Andøya Space Defence is a subsidiary of Andøya Space, offering specialized services in defense and security, including testing of weapon systems and full-scale operational training exercises. They provide a unique test range spanning 25,000 square kilometers with low-density airspace, enabling operations not possible elsewhere. Andøya Space Defence also collaborates with companies like Airbus Defence and Space and Northrop Grumman to develop advanced autonomous maritime ISR capabilities and aerial target systems. Key partners and customers include the Norwegian Armed Forces, international defense industries, and organizations involved in Arctic surveillance.
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Andøya Space published a Notice to Mariners on January 13 that revealed 15-minute launch windows available January 20 to January 23 between 21:05 and 21:20 Central European Time.
On 13 January, Andøya Space published a NOTMAR revealing 15-minute launch windows from 20 to 23 January between 21:05 and 21:20 CET.
Σyndeo-3 is scheduled to launch from Andøya Space in Norway in Q4 2026 on Isar Aerospace’s Spectrum launch vehicle.
Isar Aerospace completed stage testing and is preparing for its second launch from its dedicated launch complex at Andøya Space in Norway.
Isar Aerospace has been selected as the preferred launch provider for the project from its facility at Andøya Space in Norway.
The constellation will launch from the Andøya Space complex in Norway.
Isar Aerospace will carry out the launch from its dedicated launch complex at Andøya Space in Norway.
Norway will contribute 55 million euros for developing launch services from Andøya Spaceport in collaboration with commercial operator Andøya Space and Isar Aerospace from Germany.
The ILR-33 Amber 2K was launched from the Andøya Space Centre in Norway and reached an altitude of 101 kilometres, powered by a hybrid core stage and two solid-fuel boosters.
Isar Aerospace’s launch vehicle 'Spectrum' will deploy multiple payloads into Low Earth Orbit (LEO) from its dedicated launch complex at Andøya Space in Norway.
The SEOPS mission will deploy multiple payloads to Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) from the Andøya Space in Norway.
Andøya Space published a road-closure notice for the area around the launch facility, detailing operations planned for weeks 43 to 51 of 2025.
Two sub-orbital rockets from NASA Wallops have been installed on the pads at Andøya Space, ready for their launch campaign.
Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace and Andøya Space aim to develop solutions that serve both Norwegian and allied needs by building on complementary strengths.
Andøya Space has a world-class technology test range and aims to further develop this capability to remain relevant for emerging technologies and the needs of its allies.
The Memorandum of Understanding with Andøya Space aims to further strengthen and operationalize Norway's space value chain by combining KONGSBERG's experience in satellite production and system integration with Andøya's unique launch capabilities.
Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace and Andøya Space have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen cooperation in strategic domains important to Norway and its allies.
Kongsberg Geospatial stated that TerraLens builds on their experience supporting range safety and mission-critical visualization for the Andøya Space and Defence project in Norway.
The German Aerospace Center (DLR) is preparing to launch its ATHEAt reusable space transportation demonstrator mission from Andøya Space in Norway.
Astrobotic Technology signed a memorandum of understanding with Andøya Space to utilize Andøya Space as a launch and landing site for its reusable rocket, Xodiac, starting in 2026.