Pacific Spaceport Complex Alaska (PSCA) Launch Services
Alaska Aerospace Corporation
End-to-end vertical launch services from the Pacific Spaceport Complex Alaska (PSCA) on Kodiak Island, the first FAA-licensed commercial spaceport and one of only four orbital vertical launch sites in the United States. PSCA provides flexible, cost-effective access to high-inclination, polar, and sun-synchronous orbits with a launch azimuth range of 59 to 110 degrees, the widest […]
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End-to-end vertical launch services from the Pacific Spaceport Complex Alaska (PSCA) on Kodiak Island, the first FAA-licensed commercial spaceport and one of only four orbital vertical launch sites in the United States. PSCA provides flexible, cost-effective access to high-inclination, polar, and sun-synchronous orbits with a launch azimuth range of 59 to 110 degrees, the widest of any US spaceport. The facility is not co-located on a Federal range, meaning fewer decision-makers and faster launch approvals. Services span the full launch lifecycle including site engineering, mission planning, regulatory compliance, range safety and instrumentation, payload processing, vehicle integration, weather support, range operations, emergency response, and post-launch analysis. Indoor all-weather processing facilities, dedicated mission control, and a seasoned workforce ensure mission success for small and light-lift vertical rockets.
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