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Spaceflight was awarded a multi-year contract to provide launch services for INPE through a government procurement process in December 2018.
Spaceflight launched and deployed spacecraft on its next-generation Orbital Transfer Vehicle Sherpa-FX1 aboard the SpaceX Transporter-1 mission.
Spaceflight purchased an entire NewSpace India Limited Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle to accommodate the nearly 700-kilogram Amazonia-1 satellite.
Firefly Aerospace entered a Launch Services Agreement with Exolaunch GmbH to integrate and launch multi-satellite clusters aboard Firefly’s Alpha launch vehicle beginning in 2022.
Firefly Aerospace completed acceptance testing of its Flight 1 Alpha vehicle and delivered that vehicle to Vandenberg Air Force Base Space Launch Complex 2 (SLC-2) for integration.
Firefly Aerospace has a Launch Services Agreement with Exolaunch GmbH to integrate and launch multi-satellite clusters aboard Firefly’s Alpha launch vehicle starting in 2022.
Flight 1 Alpha has been delivered to Firefly Aerospace’s Vandenberg Air Force Base Space Launch Complex 2 (SLC-2) launch site for integration.
Firefly Aerospace uses Austin-based AS9100-certified engineering, test, and production facilities to build and operate spacecraft.
Firefly is developing a family of launch and in-space vehicles and services that provide missions from low Earth orbit to the surface of the Moon.
Firefly’s Blue Ghost lunar lander will deliver the ten NASA-sponsored payloads to the lunar surface in 2023 in fulfillment of Commercial Lunar Payload Services task order 19D managed by NASA’s Science Mission Directorate.
Israel Aerospace Industries will support Firefly’s Blue Ghost project to leverage lessons learned from the Beresheet mission, which crashed attempting a lunar landing in April 2019.
Firefly announced a July 2019 partnership with Israel Aerospace Industries to license the Genesis lander that IAI developed for SpaceIL’s Beresheet mission.
NASA selected Firefly Aerospace to deliver a set of 10 research payloads to the moon in 2023 under Commercial Lunar Payload Services Task Order 19D.
The first European Service Module is undergoing final integration with the Lockheed Martin–built Orion spacecraft for Artemis 1, an uncrewed test flight slated for later 2021 to certify the spacecraft and the Space Launch System rocket for human spaceflight.
Firefly Aerospace received a $93,300,000 NASA award to deliver a suite of ten NASA-sponsored science and technology demonstration payloads to Mare Crisium in the Moon’s Crisium basin.
Firefly Aerospace intends to greatly expand its business development and government relations team in Washington, D.C.
The payloads for Firefly’s CLPS 19D mission include an experiment to test the ability to use GPS signals at lunar distances.
NASA awarded Firefly Aerospace $93,300,000 to deliver a suite of ten NASA-sponsored science and technology demonstration payloads to Mare Crisium in the Moon’s Crisium basin.
Firefly intends to greatly expand its business development and government relations team in Washington, D.C.
Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost lunar lander will deliver the ten NASA-sponsored payloads to the lunar surface in 2023 under Commercial Lunar Payload Services task order 19D managed by NASA’s Science Mission Directorate.