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Space begins at SPACEPORTS!
The global space market is booming, reaching $630 billion in 2023 and projected to hit $1.8 trillion by 2035, according to a report by McKinsey and the World Economic Forum. Spaceports are economic powerhouses that can help a regional economy tap into this expanding market.
The Global Spaceport Alliance (GSA) has the largest network of international spaceports in the world. GSA supports its members with events, funding initiatives, webinars, direct marketing and networking.
GSA’s Spaceport Member network of 31 spaceports includes Houston Spaceport, Spaceport America, Esrange in Sweden, Southern Launch and Equatorial Launch Australia in Australia, and many others. Members share invaluable experiences, fostering growth and innovation.
Join GSA today and build an economic powerhouse in your area!
GSA Webinar Series – Navigating Risk
Navigating Risk – Strategies for Spaceport Resilience June 18 at 11:00 AM Eastern As commercial spaceport operations scale globally, managing risk has never been more critical. From infrastructure and environmental hazards to cybersecurity and regulatory compliance, today’s spaceports must navigate an increasingly complex risk landscape. Join us for an in-depth GSA webinar—“Navigating Risk: Strategies for Spaceport Resilience”—bringing
GSA Webinar Series – Launch capacity in Sweden
https://youtu.be/yJn1mJP_rzc International Partnering on Spaceport Launch Capability – Sweden In this webinar recording, we look at the upcoming launch in Sweden and discuss international collaboration in spaceport development and launch capabilities. Industry experts share critical components needed to build resilient, globally connected spaceports and the partnerships driving the spaceport industry. Insights from GSA, Firefly, Swedish Space Corporation
GSA at Farnborough Intl Space Show
The Global Spaceport Alliance (GSA) marked a strong presence at the inaugural Farnborough International Space Show, partnering with organizers and leading key discussions on the future of the global space economy. With packed panels on launch pad systems and the next era of human habitation in space, GSA highlighted the critical role of spaceports and international collaboration in shaping the next generation of commercial space infrastructure.
GSA Webinar Series – Launch Down Under
https://youtu.be/a0gcBvnrKLI?si=xOTPRT6eFtuchLGe Launch from Down Under Challenges and Lessons Learned in the Emerging Space Industry in Australia and New Zealand RECORDING READYExperts from Austrade, Equatorial Launch Australia, Southern Launch, Australia Space Agency, Rocket Lab, and others discuss the unique challenges and opportunities of conducting rocket launches in Australia and New Zealand. They explore the technical and logistical hurdles
GSA News Highlights
2025 SpaceCom: George Nield on the crucial role spaceports play in the future
On TODAY
January 14, 2025 episode:
‘Traffic jam’ at launchpads could bring space ports to your city
The United States launched a record 145 rockets into orbit in 2024, and this year is going to get even busier creating a so-called “traffic jam” forming at three critical launchpads in Florida and California. Could this congestion lead to smaller launch sites coming to a city near you? NBC’s Tom Costello reports for TODAY.
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