Aerospace Companies
In-depth profiles of the organisations driving the global aerospace industry — from rocket builders and satellite manufacturers to in-orbit service operators, propulsion specialists, lunar mission providers, ground systems, payload integrators, defence aerospace and the agencies funding the missions.
European launch services provider operating Ariane 6, Vega C, and Soyuz rockets
Lunar lander developer delivering payloads to the Moon via Peregrine and Griffin spacecraft under NASA CLPS
On-orbit servicing and debris removal for sustainable space operations
Developing reusable rockets and lunar landers for Earth orbit and deep space
Defense, satellite, and human spaceflight systems division of The Boeing Company
End-to-end space transportation and lunar services for commercial and national security missions
Synthetic aperture radar satellite constellation operator for Earth observation
Germany's flagship private launch provider, developing Spectrum — the first commercial rocket to lift off from Continental Europe.
Lunar lander developer offering commercial Moon transportation and surface services
Major aerospace division delivering satellites, spacecraft, and strategic defense systems
Satellite imagery, geospatial intelligence and spacecraft manufacturer, later split into Vantor and Lanteris
Spacecraft, sensors, and space systems for defense, civil, and commercial missions
Commercial operator of Earth observation satellites providing daily global imagery
Spanish launch provider developing reusable Miura rocket family for European access to space
3D-printed rockets and Mars missions led by former Google CEO Eric Schmidt
German small launch vehicle developer building the RFA ONE orbital rocket
Small satellite launch provider and spacecraft manufacturer with vertical integration
Vertical launch provider, satellite operator, and interplanetary transport developer
Joint venture providing assured access to space for national security and commercial missions
Developing commercial space stations and artificial gravity habitats for orbit