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Spaceflight secured one dedicated launch on Isar Aerospace to a sun-synchronous orbit in 2026 launching from Andøya, Norway.
Isar Aerospace was founded in 2018 and has raised more than $180,000,000 in private funding.
Isar Aerospace is working towards the first test flight of Spectrum, which is planned for 2023.
Isar Aerospace was working toward a first test flight of Spectrum planned for 2023.
Spaceflight booked a dedicated 2026 launch with Isar Aerospace on 2023-01-25.
Spaceflight has until April 2024 to exercise Isar Aerospace’s 2025 launch option.
Since its founding, Isar Aerospace has raised more than $180,000,000 in private funding.
Spaceflight secured one dedicated launch on Isar Aerospace for 2026 to Sun-synchronous orbit departing from Andøya, Norway.
Isar Aerospace plans to ramp up Spectrum launch cadence up to 10 launches per year in the short and middle term after a successful test flight and to work towards performing 30–40 launches per year in the long term.
The agreement between Spaceflight and Isar Aerospace includes an option for an additional dedicated launch in 2025 that could use a launchpad Isar is developing at the Guiana Space Center near Kourou, French Guiana.
Isar Aerospace’s first and second Spectrum missions aim to carry European payloads selected through a competition run by the German space agency DLR.
The 2026 Isar Aerospace mission booked by Spaceflight is slated to lift off from Isar’s launchpad in Andøya, Norway to sun-synchronous orbit.
Isar Aerospace signed a multi-launch services agreement with Spaceflight Inc.
Isar Aerospace is developing its Spectrum rocket at Esrange’s state-of-the-art testbeds where multi-stage rockets and sustainable fuels are being tested.
EnduroSat will build the satellite for the mission and plans to launch it aboard an Isar Aerospace ISAR 2 rocket.
The satellite for the mission will be launched aboard an Isar Aerospace rocket designated ISAR 2.
Isar Aerospace and the German Space Agency at DLR selected payloads for the second flight of the Spectrum launch vehicle planned for 2023–2024.
Isar Aerospace achieved the top place in the German Microlauncher competition in April 2021 and received €11 million for the launch of institutional payloads on its first two flights.
Daniel Metzler, CEO of Isar Aerospace, supports providing European research projects and companies access to space via Spectrum’s second flight to foster research and technology development.
Ten European research institutions and small and medium sized companies have been selected to launch 19 smallsats on the second flight of Isar Aerospace’s launch vehicle Spectrum.