PHOENIX

Trident Aerospace's ISR Services company based in Phoenix supports critical law enforcement operations in Latin America.

Virgin Galactic expects to start assembling the first Delta-class vehicles at a new factory near Phoenix in 2024 with test flights in 2025.

Each Rocket Lab satellite will feature the next-generation Phoenix infrared sensor payload for missile defense.

Each satellite will feature Rocket Lab’s next-generation Phoenix infrared sensor payload.

HTV-X1 unit will carry the Next-Generation Space Solar Cell On-Orbit Demonstration SDX to measure the output of the PHOENIX ultra-high-efficiency solar cell and perovskite solar cells to confirm normal operation in orbit.

Once Unity flights end, staff who work on the vehicles at Spaceport America in New Mexico will move to a new factory near Phoenix that the company expects to complete in the second quarter of 2024 to help assemble the first Delta-class vehicles.

Geost was selected by Sierra Space to provide 18 infrared payloads for the Space Development Agency’s Tranche 2 satellites, consisting of 16 Mercury missile warning and missile tracking payloads and two Phoenix fire control payloads.

GEOST will provide Sierra Space with two Phoenix fire control payloads for multi-domain missile defense on the SDA Tracking Layer Tranche 2 program.

GEOST will provide Sierra Space with two Phoenix fire control payloads for multi-domain missile defense on Tracking Layer Tranche 2.

The article was updated on 19 September to clarify that BentoBox is a payload platform that will initially be launched aboard the Phoenix return capsule provided by ATMOS Space Cargo.

Space Cargo Unlimited, which is developing the orbit manufacturing platform 'BentoBox', signed a contract with ATMOS Space Cargo for an integrated mission involving their reusable capsule 'PHOENIX' on November 12, 2025.