Maritime Launch Services

Commercial spaceport providing orbital launch services for satellites, with safe over-ocean flight paths and flexible orbits for global customers.

Maritime Launch Services develops and operates a commercial spaceport that sends satellites into orbit for civil, commercial and defence customers. It offers orbital launch services from a coastal site with safe downrange corridors and access to multiple orbital inclinations for Earth observation, communications and security missions.

Skyroot Aerospace

Skyroot Aerospace builds on-demand launch vehicles for small satellites. Vikram-I carries up to 350 kg to low Earth orbit with carbon composite structure and rideshare options.

Skyroot develops on-demand launch vehicles for small satellites. Vikram-I carries up to 350 kg to low Earth orbit or 260 kg to sun-synchronous orbit using carbon composite structures, solid boosters, and 3D-printed liquid engines. It supports dedicated and rideshare missions with custom orbits. Vikram-II boosts capacity to 900 kg in low Earth orbit with cryogenic engines. The company completed its first suborbital test flight with Vikram-S.

HyPrSpace

Learn about HyPrSpace, a French aerospace company developing hybrid rocket engines and launch vehicles for small satellite transportation and orbital access.

HyPrSpace is a French aerospace company developing hybrid rocket propulsion systems and launch vehicles for commercial and institutional space missions. Its patented engine architecture combines solid polyethylene fuel with a liquid oxidizer in an annular combustion chamber, eliminating the need for conventional turbopumps. The company is developing Baguette One, a suborbital technology demonstrator, and Orbital Baguette One (OB1), a microlauncher designed to transport small satellites into low Earth orbit. Its propulsion technology is intended to simplify rocket manufacturing, enable thrust control, and support dedicated and shared satellite launch services.

MaiaSpace

Learn about MaiaSpace, a European aerospace company developing reusable rockets powered by liquid biomethane and oxygen for commercial satellite launches.

MaiaSpace is a French aerospace company developing reusable launch vehicles and orbital transportation services for commercial and institutional satellite missions. Its two-stage Maia launcher uses liquid biomethane and liquid oxygen propulsion and is being developed in reusable and expendable configurations. The vehicle is designed to transport satellite payloads into low Earth orbit and other orbital destinations, with a maximum advertised capacity of approximately four metric tons in its higher-performance configuration. MaiaSpace is developing rocket propulsion, launch infrastructure, and recovery technologies, with commercial operations currently targeted for 2028.

C6 Launch Systems

C6 Launch Systems is a space-tech company with a mission to remove barriers that prevent small satellites from entering space.

C6 Launch Systems is a space transportation company developing dedicated launch vehicles for small satellites, including CubeSats and nanosatellites. Its C6 Rocket is a two-stage launch vehicle designed to deliver small payloads into low Earth orbit and sun-synchronous orbit. The rocket incorporates liquid oxygen and kerosene propulsion, integrated avionics, telemetry, and satellite deployment systems. C6 Launch is developing flexible launch services using multiple spaceports to support commercial satellite operators, research institutions, and government missions.

PLD Space

PLD Space is a company that develops reusable rocket technologies for satellites and defense projects, with a focus on liquid rocket engines.

PLD Space is an aerospace company developing reusable launch vehicles and liquid propulsion systems for commercial space transportation. Its MIURA rocket family includes the MIURA 1 suborbital demonstrator and MIURA 5, a two-stage orbital launch vehicle designed to deploy small satellites into low Earth orbit. The company develops its own rocket engines, structures, avionics, and recovery technologies to support vertically integrated launch operations. Its reusable launch architecture is designed to provide dedicated and rideshare satellite missions with flexible orbital destinations and launch configurations.

Rocket Factory Augsburg

Learn about Rocket Factory Augsburg, a space launch company developing the RFA ONE rocket and Helix propulsion engines for commercial satellite deployment missions.

Rocket Factory Augsburg (RFA) is a space technology company developing orbital launch vehicles and rocket propulsion systems for commercial satellite deployment. Its RFA ONE rocket is a three-stage launch vehicle designed to transport small and medium-sized payloads into multiple orbital configurations. The vehicle incorporates Helix staged-combustion rocket engines and the Redshift orbital transfer stage for precise satellite deployment. The company uses industrial manufacturing techniques, standardized components, and additive manufacturing to support scalable rocket production and dedicated launch services for satellite operators.

Agnikul

Learn about Agnikul Cosmos, a space launch company developing customizable orbital rockets and 3D-printed rocket engines for small satellite deployment missions.

Agnikul Cosmos is a space technology company developing small satellite launch vehicles and rocket propulsion systems for commercial orbital missions. Its Agnibaan launch vehicle is designed to provide customizable launch configurations for small payloads, using liquid propulsion technology and additively manufactured rocket engines. The company has developed the Agnilet engine and demonstrated its launch technology through the Agnibaan SOrTeD suborbital mission. Its launch architecture focuses on supporting dedicated small satellite missions with flexible payload configurations and orbital deployment requirements.

Vaya Space

Vaya Space is an aerospace company developing hybrid rocket engines for low-reach orbit and small satellite launchers.

Vaya Space is an aerospace technology company developing hybrid rocket propulsion systems for satellite launch, in-space maneuvering, and defense applications. Its Vortex-Hybrid propulsion technology combines vortex injection with additively manufactured solid fuel grains to support controllable and restartable rocket engines. The company is developing the Dauntless launch vehicle for transporting small satellites into low Earth orbit, alongside propulsion systems for spacecraft maneuvering and defense programs. Its technology focuses on hybrid propulsion architectures that can be adapted across multiple aerospace applications.

HyImpulse

HyImpulse is focused on the research, development, and production of high-performance hybrid propulsion systems for space applications.

HyImpulse is a space technology company developing hybrid rocket propulsion systems and launch vehicles for small satellite transportation and suborbital missions. Its propulsion technology combines paraffin-based solid fuel with liquid oxygen to power rocket engines designed for space launch applications. The company develops the SR75 suborbital rocket and the SL1 orbital launch vehicle, along with HyMOVE in-space transportation technology. HyImpulse’s systems support satellite deployment, microgravity research, and the development of alternative propulsion technologies for commercial space transportation.