US EditionAirbus partners with Voyager Space to build ISS replacement
- Voyager Space and Airbus Defence and Space have formed a joint venture to design, build, and operate the Starlab commercial space station, expanding their existing relationship.
- The joint venture will have a US-based entity and a European subsidiary to serve the European Space Agency and its member state space agencies.
- The partnership aims to attract European government partnerships and is part of efforts to replace the International Space Station as it is planned to be decommissioned in 2030.
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Voyager Space and Airbus deepen tie-up on new space station
The two companies announced plans in January for Airbus to provide design support for Voyager's Starlab, one of three projects pre-selected by NASA to draw up plans for a potential commercial successor to the ISS.
“The joint venture will bring together world references in the space field, while at the same time it will further connect North American and European interests in space exploration,” the statement said.
Der europäische Luft- und Raumfahrtkonzern Airbus und das Unternehmen Voyager Space aus den USA tun sich zusammen, um einen Nachfolger für die alternde internationale Raumstation ISS zu entwickeln. Sein Name: Starlab.
Aircraft manufacturer Airbus is taking part in the race to become the successor to the ISS space station. To this end, the company is entering into a partnership with Voyager Space.
Race to build ISS successor: Voyager Space and Airbus strengthen partnership
Voyager Space, a US space venture company, and Airbus, a renowned aerospace firm, on Wednesday announced that they will be collaborating in the pursuit of constructing a private version of the International Space Station (ISS). In their recent announcement, they said Airbus would be the core partner in a newly planned venture responsible for the development, construction, and operation of the orbital research post.
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