Tag: Rocket Factory Augsburg

The UK has amended its Space Industry Act 2018 to ensure limits are set on how much launch operators are financially liable for if something goes wrong.

The UK Amends Launch Liability Rules as RFA Prepares for Inaugural...

Rocket Factory Augsburg has begun preparations for the inaugural launch of its RFA ONE rocket, proceeding with commissioning its SaxaVord launch pad in Scotland.

RFA Begins Final Preparations for Inaugural RFA ONE Launch

ESA has shortlisted 5 companies for its European Launcher Challenge, selecting rocket builders from Germany, Spain, France, and the UK to advance to the next phase.

ESA Shortlists Five Companies for European Launcher Challenge

HyImpulse, Latitude, MaiaSpace, Orbex, RFA and The Exploration Company have sent an open letter to ESA outlining key priorities for the implementation of the agency's European Launcher Challenge.

European Launch Startups Send Open Letter to ESA Outlining Key Priorities

The UK’s Civil Aviation Authority has granted RFA a vertical launch licence for the debut of its RFA ONE rocket in 2025 from SaxaVord.

RFA Granted Launch Licence for RFA ONE Debut from SaxaVord

Rocket Factory Augsburg is “fully focused” on building a new RFA ONE first stage, aiming to complete its inaugural flight in 2025.

RFA “Fully Focused” on Building New First Stage for 2025 Launch...

2024 in review: Key achievements of European launch companies, including Vega C’s operational comeback and Ariane 6’s long-awaited first flight.

Top European Launch Companies of 2024

The German government has committed €95 million in additional funding to support Isar Aerospace, Rocket Factory Augsburg, and HyImpulse.

Germany Commits €95M More to Isar, RFA, and HyImpulse

ESA awards €44.2 million in additional Boost! funding to HyImpulse, Isar Aerospace, Orbex, and Rocket Factory Augsburg.

ESA Awards €44.2M in Funding to Four European Rocket Builders

ESA has revealed that the results of its European super heavy-lift rockets studies show that development is “possible in principle.”

ESA Releases Findings of Super Heavy-Lift Rocket Studies

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