Overview
Headquarters | Halifax, Nova Scotia |
Founded | 2016 |
Ownership | Public, MAXQ-NE |
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Description
Maritime Launch is a public company from Nova Scotia with permission to create the first Canadian space port located in Canso, Nova Scotia. It plans to launch small rockets, so early customers will all launch satellites. Their CEO claims a breakeven point at a single launch per year and initial capacity of 6 launches per year.
While Canadian space tends to watch the Americans more than copying them, having our own spaceport provides many benefits. For clients, launching from Nova Scotia provides access to unique orbits that are difficult to insert spacecraft into from locations further south. For Canadians, a domestic place to launch reduces the number of headaches required to get a spacecraft into orbit or beyond.
Recent News & Updates
February 14, 2023
Heading towards work on the launch pad at the spaceport is very good news.
⚠️Spaceport Nova Scotia Update⚠️ Last week, we completed the access roads to the Horizontal Integration Facility. Now, we’ll turn south and start work on a launch pad 🚀🛰️ 🇨🇦 🌎 $MAXQ $MAXQF pic.twitter.com/lHT7mGj5an
— Maritime Launch Services (@maritimelaunch) February 14, 2023
January 10, 2023
Space Flight Inc. is a US company that coordinates launches globally for clients. Adding the unique orbital opportunities Spaceport Nova Scotia improves client options.
🚨Exciting news! 🚨 Today, we are pleased to share a new partnership with @SpaceflightInc 🧵👇 $MAXQ $MAXQFhttps://t.co/B9amYqrdev
— Maritime Launch Services (@maritimelaunch) January 10, 2023
December 8, 2022
Getting the world to beat a path to your door is highly lucrative and increases Canada's reputation internationally for highly technical skills.
We are excited to announce our partnership with @preciouspayload! Working together, we will market satellite delivery services 🛰️🚀 at Spaceport Nova Scotia to payload developers on the Launch.ctrl online marketplace 👉 https://t.co/OHHuZaOrXb $MAXQ $MAXQF
— Maritime Launch Services (@maritimelaunch) December 8, 2022
September 21, 2022
While C6, a Canadian launch services company is sending their rockets to Brazil to launch for the next 5 years, the first Canadian spaceport is attracting international partners! Skyrora is from the UK.
Big News! Maritime Launch and @Skyrora_Ltd partner to launch Skyrora XL from Spaceport Nova Scotia 🇨🇦🇬🇧🚀 $MAXQ $MAXQFhttps://t.co/c1mU9M6q1M
— Maritime Launch Services (@maritimelaunch) September 21, 2022
August 29, 2022
Land use approval was granted on August 23 and construction of the spaceport commenced August 29, 2022.
Maritime Launch Services has finalized the Crown land lease for its planned spaceport near Canso, Nova Scotia, paving the way for an inaugural rocket launch next year. https://t.co/atEv9OR9C5 pic.twitter.com/0RFbEqOS6c
— Entrevestor (@entrevestor) August 23, 2022
News Release: Maritime Launch to start construction of Spaceport Nova Scotia https://t.co/7HPPdO1UOF
— Maritime Launch Services (@maritimelaunch) August 29, 2022
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