Generation Orbit Launch Services (GO) is an American aerospace company based in Atlanta, Georgia, focused on developing air-launch capabilities for small payloads. As a launch provider, they are developing the GOLauncher family of systems, including the X-60A, designed to offer flexible and responsive launch services while reducing infrastructure needs and costs. NASA has been a key partner, contracting with GO for launch services and technology development.
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Ursa Major Technologies is working with Generation Orbit Launch Services to develop the X-60A hypersonic flight research vehicle.
Cecil Field in Jacksonville, Florida holds an FAA spaceport license and is working with companies Aevum and Generation Orbit to host flights of air-launch systems and hypersonic testbeds.
Atlanta-based Generation Orbit plans to use Ursa Major’s Hadley engine on its air-launched GOLauncher-1 vehicle.
Ursa Major shipped its first product, a 5,000-pound-force liquid oxygen and kerosene engine called Hadley, to customer Generation Orbit in spring 2019.