A Major Milestone in European Space Aviation

We are proud to extend our congratulations to Daniel Metzler, CEO of Isar Aerospace and attendant of INGLOSUS’ SDG Night Frankfurt Davos 2024, for achieving a significant milestone in European space aviation. Isar Aerospace has successfully completed the inaugural test flight of its Spectrum rocket from Norway’s Andøya Spaceport, making history as the first-ever orbital rocket launch attempt by a private European company. This groundbreaking achievement represents a crucial step forward in Europe’s pursuit of independent access to space.

A Giant Step for European Space Exploration

The launch, which lasted 30 seconds, marked the beginning of a new era for Europe in space exploration, demonstrating the potential for private companies to contribute to the development of independent launch systems. This milestone brings Europe closer to reducing its reliance on other nations for space technology, further securing its position in the global space race.

The Growing Importance of Space Technology

In today’s world, space and satellite applications are more relevant than ever, especially amid rising geopolitical tensions. Europe’s drive for greater autonomy in space technology becomes even more crucial as the continent seeks to strengthen its security and technological independence. The successful development of independent launch systems, such as the Spectrum rocket, addresses a critical gap in Europe’s space capabilities and security architecture.

Welcoming Europe’s Innovators and Leaders to Davos

Annually we welcome some of Europe’s brightest pioneers and decision-makers to our Davos Frankfurt event, held in the context of the World Economic Forum in Davos. The event provides a platform for global leaders in sustainability and innovation, and we look forward to seeing what other advancements and solutions will emerge from this dynamic community.

The aftermovie of the SDG Night Frankfurt Davos is available here: https://youtu.be/iV1UOsDzXyA?si=maUpcm3RiyiJjpzL

Once again, congratulations to Daniel Metzler and the entire Isar Aerospace team on this remarkable achievement. We are excited to follow their journey as they continue to shape the future of space exploration and contribute to Europe’s technological autonomy.