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Astra delivered its first commercial payload into Earth orbit in 2021, five years after the company was founded in 2016.
Astra projected a second-quarter adjusted EBITDA loss of $58,000,000 to $64,000,000.
Astra recorded a net loss of $257,800,000 in 2021.
The first launch under the Astra–Spaceflight contract was planned for 2022-03-14 with a launch window opening at 9:22 a.m. PDT / 16:22 UTC from the Astra Spaceport in Kodiak, Alaska.
Astra launched for the first time out of Cape Canaveral earlier 2022-02.
Astra planned to launch its first demo mission from LC-46 at Cape Canaveral, a pad licensed by the Space Force from Space Florida.
Astra is the first company to receive a Part 450 license from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
Astra plans to launch the Rocket 3.3 vehicle from Space Launch Complex 46 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.
Astra, Rocket Lab, and Virgin Orbit went public in 2021 through SPAC mergers, each raising hundreds of millions of dollars.
Astra delivered its first commercial payload into Earth orbit in 2021.
Astra reached the milestone of delivering its first commercial payload into orbit five years after being founded in 2016.
Astra Space, Inc. plans to deploy its first satellite into orbit for NASA in January 2022.
Astra achieved its first successful orbital launch on 2021-11-20 from Kodiak Island.
Astra plans to deploy its first satellite in orbit for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration in January 2022.
Astra reached orbit through iterative launches over five years, delivering its first commercial payload into Earth orbit in 2021.
Astra Space, Inc. completed its first commercial orbital launch for the United States Space Force on 2021-11-19, PST.
Astra released its third-quarter financial results on 2021-11-11 showing an adjusted net loss of $34,500,000 for the quarter and $72,400,000 year to date.
At an 2021-10-05 Small Payload Ride Share Association online meeting, Astra indicated plans to launch later in the year from a second location and identified Kennedy Space Center’s Launch Complex 48 as a leading candidate for that second site.
In the second quarter ended 2021-06-30, Astra had no revenue, a net loss of $31.3 million, and adjusted EBITDA of –$21,400,000.
Under a Defense Innovation Unit contract, Astra Space plans to launch a test payload for the U.S. Space Force on its next attempt to reach orbit in August.