OHB Forms European Spaceport Company to Consolidate Launch Infrastructure
European Spaceflight reports: Germany's OHB has established the European Spaceport Company to consolidate its launch infrastructure projects.
European Spaceflight reports: Germany's OHB has established the European Spaceport Company to consolidate its launch infrastructure projects.
Last Updated: Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025, 7:13 AM PST
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