GSA Member Spaceport
Alcantara Launch Center |
Arizona Spaceport Alliance
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Brownsville South Padre Island International Airport Spaceport (Texas) |
Cecil Spaceport (Florida)
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Colorado Air and Space Port Colorado Air and Space Port will serve as America’s hub for commercial space transportation, research, and development. Horizontal launch facilities like Colorado Air and Space Port are developing around the world and have the potential to become the foundation for a global suborbital transportation network. Located six miles from Denver International Airport, Colorado Air and Space Port is conveniently accessible. |
Ecuador Spaceport Private Facility in the Equatorial Line to maximize launch vehicles fuel savings and payload maximization Our Space Port plan is for it to be strategically located in Ecuador, taking advantage of the rotational speed of the Equatorial Line. We are developing the first aerospace and technological ecosystem that will be the gateway for future private sector exploration and colonization. Having our own private Space Port will facilitate the construction of our first Space Station in geostationary orbit. |
Campania Aerospace District (DAC) The Campania Aerospace District DAC is studying the HYPLANE Mach 4.5 spaceplane and is coherently proposing and supporting the development of Grazzanise airport to become an experimental safe spaceport. It has relevant specific characteristics that ease the safe operations (see Tab. 1). In fact, the 3 km runway is directed toward the Tyrrhenian Sea from which it is only 10 km apart, with very few settlements and human activities on ground. Grazzanise is also a node in the national ATM network and this situation should facilitate the management of the activities with respect to the ordinary air traffic over the area. Furthermore, taking advantage from the specific relative position of the runways of Grazzanise and a couple of airports in Sardinia (Tortolì and Decimomannu, about 400 km from Campania) on the other side of the Tyrrhenian Sea, the development of the Suborbital TEst Polygon (STEP) is also proposed. Apart from the mentioned airports, STEP will benefit from the long-time operational PISQ (inter-forces polygon of Salto di Quirra) with a >50000 km2 segregated areas between Campania and Sardinia regions (see Fig. 1). This Suborbital Experimental Polygon will make available the perfect operational scenario where to test and operate the HYPLANE suborbital demonstrator. |
Hancock County Port and Harbor |
Houston Spaceport
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Kodiak Launch Complex/Pacific Spaceport Complex Anchorage, Alaska www.akaerospace.com |
Michigan Space Launch Initiative MLI will be the organization that will organize and facilitate interaction with governmental entities, including local, state, regional, federal and international agencies that will be involved with licensing, operational, and oversight of the launch facility and command operations center. At full capacity, the MLI launch site will conduct 22-25 launches per year, with command center operating 24/7 for northern tracking operations |
Oklahoma Air and Spaceport and Aerospace Industrial Park
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Santa Maria Spaceport |
Space Florida/Cape Canaveral Spaceport
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Space Port Japan Association
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Spaceport America |
Spaceport Camden https://spaceportcamden.us/ |
Spaceport Cornwall Spaceport Cornwall is a project between Cornwall Council, The Local Enterprise Partnership, Goonhilly Earth Station Ltd and Virgin Orbit, to provide horizontal satellite launch from Cornwall Airport Newquay by 2021, in order to create high paid jobs in Cornwall in a globally growing sector. Additional funding is being provided by the UK Space Agency and BEIS (Growth Deal). |
McLennan County Spaceport Development Corporation |
YUMA Spaceport The Arizona Spaceport Alliance (ASA) includes a consolidated team supported by subject matter experts and Arizona aerospace industry group leaders aligned to advance the development of a network of Arizona spaceports and expand Arizona’s aerospace market as it relates to space. ASA is a non-profit mission focused on establishing and supporting world-class spaceport options in Arizona for the general benefit of the State of Arizona and its residents as well as championing the needs of commercial space businesses in the State of Arizona. The Board of Directors for ASA is mandated to establish policies for management and oversight, make decisions on major organizational issues, and determine next steps and roles for the Alliance. |
GSA Associate Members
Air Liquide/Hancock Co. Port and Harbor Commission
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Corgan
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RS&H
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Spire Global
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Taiwan Innovative Space, Inc. TiSPACE (Taiwan Innovative Space) is a private company in Taiwan specializes in space technologies and launch services. Our headquarters is in central Taiwan and close to high-tech science parks. In addition, we have our own private launch site in the low-latitude region by the southeast coastline of Taiwan. TiSPACE is a new player in the Space Industry with very competitive space launch systems based on hybrid rocket propulsion technologies. Other than hybrid rocket propulsion systems, we have also developed the orbit insertion enabling technologies of guidance, navigation and control with reliable tracking and telemetry. By fully utilizing the high-tech and precision manufacturing capabilities with locally available parts and materials, our launch vehicle systems are 100 percent made in Taiwan (MIT), which allows us to enter the dedicated space launch services market with very competitive cost. Formosan Space Inc. is founded to assemble, integrate and provide space launch services, perform launches from local spaceports for customers in the US. Established in Aug. 2019 in California USA, FSI is the first overseas subsidiary owned by TiSPACE and will work seamlessly as a team to offer more launch sites options and responsive services for our customers. |
Weather Decision Support Systems (WDSS) International
WDSS partners with Radiometrics and other companies to provide the Launch Weather Decision Support System (LWDSS). The purpose of LWDSS is to provide launch ranges and spaceports with meteorological instrumentation and decision support tools for staff meteorologists and non-meteorological users to enhance launch safety and reduce weather related mission delays and scrubs. LWDSS is designed to support operational users from several days prior to launch, through T0 and spacecraft recovery phase. LWDSS can be tailored to specific launch applications and sites and can include:
WDSS can work with you and our industry partners to customize a LWDSS solution that meets your specific weather requirements to help assure launch safety and mission success. |
XArc Exploration Architecture Group Within the architecture profession, Space Architecture is recognized as a bona fide specialty that applies the theory and practice of designing and building inhabited environments in outer space. The three principal domains of the field include: orbital architecture, planet surface architecture, and Earth-based space facilities architecture which supports space faring activities such as design and development of spaceports, or terrestrial analog environments for research. http://www.explorationarchitecture.com/xarc-projects/astroport-space-technologies/ |
GSA Nonprofit Members
FAA Center of Excellence for Commercial Space Transportation – NMSU |
High Speed Flight-Fast Forward Group |
Rice University The mission of the Rice Space Institute is to become a world leader in space science research and space technology development by fostering interdisciplinary research and education in collaboration with academic, business, industry and government partners. Our goals are to generate stronger research and education ties with NASA, industry, and academia, develop multidisciplinary research programs in science and engineering, facilitate space-related activities across campus, foster stronger collaboration with the humanities and social sciences, engage the broader Houston community in promoting and engaging in space-related research and education and work towards an integrated educational program (undergraduate and graduate) with NASA as a partner. |
The Aerospace Corporation
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