Spaceflight
Our primary mission is to design and build a reliable and reusable space-plane that can fly to the Karman Line and return safely.
In parallel to our internal R&D, we provide support services to other Canadian companies involved in suborbital and orbital launches as well as off-world applications.
We offer a textbook for those who are interested in suborbital spaceflight.
Space is only 100km away … and we are here to fly!
The Suborbital Pilot’s Ground School Manual 2nd Edition
The Suborbital Pilot’s Ground School Manual can be used as a primary source of ground school information for pilots interested in suborbital spaceflight and for anyone wanting to learn more about flight into the 100km (62mi) altitude range. This 2nd edition has been written during an exciting time when Virgin Galactic’s SpaceShipTwo has just started piloted test flights into space! This manual provides you with the information necessary to gain the required ground school knowledge to prepare for flight into suborbit. It is meant to fill the gap between what you have learned in aviation and what you need to know to fly into suborbital space. Subjects included: Suborbital Space Environment – High Altitude Operations – Suborbital Rockets – Instrumentation, Navigation, and Communications – Space Law. This ground school manual will provide you with an organized and efficient system for learning the required subjects quickly and accurately. It is a great first step in the transition process for air pilots to become space pilots.
Spaceflight News

National Defence Launch Complex Canso
On Wednesday June 10, 2026 a Barracuda hypersonic single-stage solid fuel suborbital rocket was launched from Spaceport Nova Scotia. The Barracuda is capable of carrying payloads of up to 40 kilograms to altitudes of approximately 80 km. The launch occurred

Canadian Space Launch Conference 2026
A huge thankyou to NordSpace for organizing the 2nd annual Canadian Space Launch Conference. This year the conference doubled in size to 400 attendees with 200+ on the waiting list. More attendees from Beyond Blue Aerospace were able to make

Barracuda Suborbital Mission
Mission operations took place at Spaceport Nova Scotia which is owned and operated by Maritime Launch Services (MLS). The Barracuda single-stage rocket is 4.5 meters long, 200mm in diameter and is propelled by a solid R-class impulse motor. Both the
