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The Diamant launch complex at the Guiana Space Center will host Isar Aerospace launches starting in the first half of 2024.
Isar Aerospace signed a binding term sheet with the French space agency CNES on 2022-07-21 to launch its Spectrum rocket from the Diamant launch complex at the Guiana Space Center near Kourou, French Guiana.
Isar Aerospace will be the first company selected in an open competition by CNES to use the converted Diamant facility.
The French Guiana site will be able to support up to 10 launches per year, the same annual capacity as Isar Aerospace’s Andøya pad.
The launch vehicle that will take ION to orbit is not the mission D-Orbit announced 2022-06-22 with Isar Aerospace.
Isar Aerospace’s Spectrum launch vehicle will launch D-Orbit’s ION Satellite Carrier as a primary customer to sun-synchronous orbit from Andøya, Norway with a launch term starting in 2023.
Isar Aerospace is based in Ottobrunn/Munich and develops and builds launch vehicles for transporting small and medium-sized satellites and satellite constellations into Earth orbit.
DLR began inviting applications on 2022-06-20 for free flights on Isar Aerospace’s second mission, which is slated to fly in 2023.
Isar Aerospace is providing the German government up to 150 kg of payload space on each of its first two Spectrum flights.
Isar Aerospace plans to launch an orbital transfer vehicle for Italian space logistics company D-Orbit no earlier than 2023.
The payload selection competition is part of an €11 million award Isar Aerospace received from DLR and the European Space Agency in April 2021.
D-Orbit is the primary customer for the mission to sun-synchronous orbit that will use Isar Aerospace’s Spectrum launch vehicle.
The launch window for the mission starts in 2023 and will use Isar Aerospace’s launchpad in Andøya, Norway.
Isar Aerospace is developing a small launch vehicle called Spectrum that is slated to make its maiden launch from Andøya late 2022 or early next year.
Reflex Aerospace, together with partner companies Mynaric and Isar Aerospace, leads the UN:IO consortium assessing the establishment of a 400-satellite constellation for broadband internet on behalf of the European Commission.
Isar Aerospace received €10 million in prize money from the European Commission’s EIC Horizon Prize “Low-Cost Space Launch”.
Isar Aerospace will use the €10 million prize money to invest in research and development capabilities and in test and launch infrastructure.
The European Commission awarded Isar Aerospace for its launch service solution using Spectrum, a two-stage launch vehicle that offers flexible and cost-efficient access to space for small and medium-sized satellites and constellations.
Isar Aerospace had already raised more than 150,000,000 EUR to fund development of Spectrum.
Isar Aerospace expanded a factory for producing Spectrum and established an engine test site in Sweden.