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Isar Aerospace has an exclusive launch pad in Andøya, Norway. Given its location far north on a coastline, Andøya offers launch inclinations ranging from 87.4 to 108 degrees. These are favorable for sun synchronous as well as polar orbits. Andøya Space has a long history in the suborbital launch business. Since the first launch of a civilian, suborbital research rocket in 1962, around 1,200 launches of sounding rockets and long duration balloons have taken place at Andøya.

Isar Aerospace is the first privately-funded launch services company that has been selected by the French Space Agency CNES (Centre National d’Études Spatiales) to operate its rockets at the former Diamant site of CSG (Centre Spatial Guyanais) in French Guiana. In the course of the open call of CNES, Isar Aerospace has signed a binding term sheet that lays the foundation to conduct commercial and institutional launch operations at CSG from 2024 onwards. With its proximity to the equator, CSG allows Isar Aerospace to launch into a wide range of orbits from the same pad, therefore providing additional opportunities for customers to access orbit. Its latitude of 5°2’ also boosts performance for equatorial and medium-inclined orbits compared to high-latitude launch sites.