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Spaceflight executed its first launch in 2013 aboard a Soyuz vehicle.
Spaceflight executed its first PSLV launch in 2016.
Spaceflight planned to launch approximately 10 missions across its global launch vehicle portfolio in 2021.
Spaceflight purchased its first Falcon 9 rideshare mission in 2015.
The tanker spacecraft Tanker-001 Tenzing will launch on a SpaceX rideshare mission later 2021 brokered by Spaceflight.
Firefly Aerospace won a $93,300,000 contract from NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services program on 2021-02-04 for the 2023 launch of the Blue Ghost lander carrying NASA payloads.
The Blue Ghost lander contracted to Firefly under the $93,300,000 CLPS award will be launched on another company’s rocket rather than Firefly’s Alpha.
General Atomics selected Firefly Aerospace to launch its Orbital Test Bed 2 (OTB-2) satellite on an Alpha rocket in 2022.
General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems will launch OTB-2 on Firefly’s Alpha rocket from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
Firefly Aerospace won a NASA Venture Class Launch Services contract valued at $9,800,000 in December to launch two sets of cubesats into polar orbits.
After departing the International Space Station, the NG-15 Cygnus spacecraft will deploy several cubesats from two deployment systems provided by Nanoracks and Spaceflight.
General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems awarded a contract to Firefly Aerospace to launch a GA-EMS developed Orbital Test Bed satellite carrying NASA’s Multi-Angle Imager for Aerosols instrument.
Spaceflight Inc. launched and deployed spacecraft on its Sherpa-FX1 orbital transfer vehicle aboard the SpaceX Transporter-1 mission.
The Chinese Space Station project was approved in 1992 as part of a human spaceflight program.
Spaceflight Inc. purchased an entire NewSpace India Limited Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) to accommodate the nearly 700-kilogram Amazonia-1 satellite.
Spaceflight Inc. works with a portfolio of global launch vehicles that includes Falcon 9, Antares, Electron, and Vega to provide launch options to customers.
Spaceflight Inc. was awarded a multi-year contract to provide launch services for INPE through a competitive government procurement process in December 2018.
Spaceflight Inc. launched 16 payloads on board its Orbital Transfer Vehicle, Sherpa-FX-1, on a SpaceX rocket to deliver them to precise orbits, marking the first in LEO SSO orbit.
Spaceflight plans to launch multiple Sherpa vehicles and many other rideshare missions 2021, totaling more than 10 missions across its global launch vehicle portfolio.
Spaceflight purchased an entire NewSpace India Limited Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle to accommodate the nearly 700-kilogram Amazonia-1 satellite.