Pangea Aerospace, founded in 2018, is a European company specializing in the development of advanced and reusable propulsion technologies for the space industry. They focus on creating more efficient rocket engines using sustainable propellants, including their ARCOS aerospike engine and U-Nyx thruster for in-space applications. Pangea works with partners like the European Space Agency (ESA), Safran, and Sabca, and aims to provide cost-effective solutions for launchers, satellites, and orbital transfer vehicles. The company is based in Barcelona and Toulouse.
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Pangea Propulsion, formerly known as Pangea Aerospace, has opened a new industrial plant in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Spain.
The Learn to Fly mission, initially planned for 2026, will use a capsule integrating a chemical propulsion system developed by Pangea Aerospace and SAU&RON separation systems from UARX Space.
Xabier Llairó, cofounder of Pangea Aerospace, addressed technological and commercial challenges of new propulsion systems and European launchers in the context of Europe seeking to recover autonomous access to space.
Pangea Aerospace has raised more than 3,000,000 EUR in private seed funding and about 3,500,000 EUR in grants and public funding.