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Skyrora planned a 2023 orbital launch shortly after the failure of a suborbital launch from Iceland.
The European Space Agency awarded a joint contract to test the InRange system on Skyrora’s sub-orbital Skylark L launch vehicle in 2024.
Companies planning to launch from SaxaVord include ABL Space Systems, HyImpulse, Rocket Factory Augsburg, and Skyrora.
Skyrora is a UK-based launch-vehicle manufacturer developing an agile, end-to-end launch service to provide access to space for small satellites globally.
Skyrora aims to become the first UK company to vertically launch satellites from the UK.
Skyrora will provide Spirit AeroSystems with access to Skyprint 2, the largest in-house hybrid 3D printer of its kind in Europe.
Skyrora expects to become the first UK company to vertically launch satellites from the UK.
Skyrora will provide Spirit AeroSystems with access to Skyprint 2, the largest in-house hybrid 3D printer of its kind in Europe.
Skyrora is a UK-based launch-vehicle manufacturer developing an agile, end-to-end launch service to provide access to space for small satellites globally.
Skyrora is planning to launch from SaxaVord Spaceport.
Skyrora received €3 million under its Boost! program contract to support development of the company’s orbital XL vehicle, a three-stage light class launch vehicle.
Skyrora, Viasat, and CGI were awarded a contract by the European Space Agency under the Commercial Space Transportation Services program to demonstrate InRange.
Skyrora received €3 million of co-funding from the European Space Agency through the Boost! Commercial Space Transportation Services and Support Programme to support development of the company’s orbital XL vehicle.
The European Space Agency awarded Skyrora, Viasat, and CGI a contract under the Commercial Space Transportation Services programme to demonstrate the InRange space-based launch vehicle telemetry relay system on 2023-10-11.
Skyrora is headquartered in Scotland and has facilities located across Europe to design, manufacture, and deploy launch vehicles for small satellite manufacturers.
Skyrora is developing an orbital launch vehicle designed to launch from SaxaVord Spaceport in the Shetland Islands as soon as later 2023.
SaxaVord Spaceport in the Shetland Islands is being developed to support launches by companies such as ABL Space Systems and Skyrora.
The European Space Agency provided Skyrora with grant funding support.
The UK Space Agency is supporting Skyrora with requisite launch licensing processes.
The Skylark L launch provided Skyrora with around 60% of its mission objectives, particularly in proving mobility and agility.