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SpaceNews.comJeff Foust

European executives defend Bromo space joint venture merger as still necessary

Executives at the three European companies pursuing the Bromo space joint venture merger continue to argue that combining their space businesses is necessary. Their public defense signals that the transaction remains strategically important despite unresolved questions surrounding the proposed structure and execution.

2026-09-15T02:16:34.803679-07:00
SpaceWatch GlobalTorsten Kriening

#SpaceWatchGL Recap: WSBW Day One - The Money Is Here. The Business Models Aren't Finished.

By SpaceWatch Global: WSBW 2026 day one recap: Aschbacher takes a crew transport decision to Rome, 40 operational launchers worldwide with 19 Chinese, and why capital has outrun the business models.

2026-09-15T01:16:21.294047-07:00
Spaceflight NowWill Robinson-Smith

Avio launches pair of climate monitoring European spacecraft to study plants, oceans and atmospheric changes

By Spaceflight Now: An Avio Vega-C rocket zipped off the launch pad Monday night from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana. This was the eighth launch to date of the 34.8-meter-tall (114.2 ft.) rocket and the second of 2026.

2026-09-14T21:05:39.811094-07:00
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SpaceNews.comDebra Werner

HawkEye 360 addresses sovereign demand with European entity and partners

By SpaceNews.com: HawkEye 360 Chief Executive Officer John Serafini meets with U.S. Ambassador to Luxembourg Stacey Feinberg during World Space Business Week in Paris. (From left) Nuno Vilaca, HawkEye 360 senior vice president and general manager, International; HawkEye 360 CEO John Serafini; U.S.

2026-09-14T23:21:04.861896-07:00