Norway joins Europe's space launch race

On November 2, Norway joined the space satellite launch campaign with the inauguration of the new spaceport on Andoya Island.

Norway is working with Isar Aerospace to develop and promote spacecraft launches in Europe. (Source: Isar Aerospace)

Isar Aerospace said that the Andoya spaceport has new features compared to other spaceports in Europe. The airport is expected to become a new center for satellite launching activities in the future.

Daniel Metzler, CEO of Isar Aerospace, stressed that over the past five years, the company has been working to solve the most important bottleneck in the European space industry – access to space.

The inauguration ceremony of the Andoya spaceport was attended by Norway's Crown Prince Haakon. The Norwegian company Andoya Space will install an additional launch pad for the airport on a site previously used only for launching scientific experimental rockets.

In addition, the German company Isar Aerospace has successfully built Spectrum 2, a two-story spacecraft capable of carrying one ton of cargo. The ship is expected to launch for the first time from Andoya airport. The launch date of Spectrum is not yet known, but Isar Aerospace confirmed that it will bring the first launch system to Andoya this year and conduct a test flight soon.

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