Beyond Blue Aerospace
Aviation - Rocketry- Spaceflight
We're Here to Fly!
About Us
Since 2010 Beyond Blue Aerospace is focused on Aviation, Rocketry, and Spaceflight products and services. Aviation and rocketry is the foundation for spaceflight – upon which we are building a safe, reliable, and reusable spaceflight program here in Canada.
Space is only 100km away and we are here to fly!
Latest News
Ice Launch 2025 – Rice Lake
The annual Rice Lake Launch occurred on Sunday January 19, 2025. We flew a Deployer first to test the winds followed by two minimum diameter Go Devil rockets using our new fly away rail guides. All three flights were nominal
Advancements in Aviation and Rocketry Through The Use of Composite Materials
The aerospace industry has always been at the forefront of technological innovation, constantly pushing the boundaries of what is possible. One of the most significant advancements in recent years has been the use of composite materials in aviation and rocketry.
The Role of Weather in Rocketry and Aviation: Analyzing the Impact on Safety and Operations
Weather plays a crucial role in the fields of rocketry and aviation, influencing every aspect of operations from planning and execution to safety and efficiency. Understanding and managing weather conditions are essential for ensuring the success of rocket launches and
Launch Canada 2024 Challenge
Beyond Blue Aerospace continues to support the annual Launch Canada Challenge. This is the largest student rocketry competition in Canada and continues to grow every year ! We support the planning and technical review process throughout the school year, donate
Vipe 2024
Vipe is the annual Quebec Rocketry club’s summer launch. It takes place near St. Prime QC, Canada and has a ceiling of 12,000′. It was a mix of sun and light rain on the Saturday (July 13, 2024). Several thunder
CANFLY Cognitive Screening Tool
The Advanced Cognitive Engineering Laboratory – Carleton University (ACE) specializes in research regarding aviation safety. The ACE Lab uses virtual and full-scale flight simulation to investigate foundational principles of cognition and human-machine integration. This study represents the next phase of