Dawn’s B20 Gen2 thruster will be available from mid-2024.

Dawn Aerospace has announced a lunar mission contract, supplying propulsion technology to Japanese company, Cislunar Technologies.

Dawn Aerospace has completed their move into their new European headquarters in Delft, Netherlands, adding 40% more space to their growing operations.

Dawn Aerospace continues to expand its satellite propulsion system offering by partnering with Com&Sens to work on smart composite overwrapped pressure vessels with a development contract from ESA’s ARTES Core Competitiveness programme.

SatDrive is not one product, it is a process that can ingest customer requirements, and spit out a custom system with industry-leading time and cost – in some cases, as fast as 9 months

Hon Judith Collins has announced NZ$21.4 million in co-funded grants to businesses set to forge innovation pathways, and Dawn is proud to be named a recipient.

Dawn Aerospace successfully completed a full-duration, bi-propellant burn of the Mk-II Aurora spaceplane’s rocket engine.

Dawn Aerospace has partnered with SPHERICAL and UARX Space are undertaking work to de-risk technologies for smart-propulsions systems, used for de-orbiting satellites at the end of their lifetime.

Dawn Aerospace, a space transportation company, announced the formation of a new subsidiary, Dawn Aerospace France SAS, based in Toulouse.

Dawn Aerospace completed a hot fire test of their system bound for AstroForge, who are aiming to be the first commercial company to mine an asteroid.

Dawn wins Emerging Business of the Year and Innovative Hi-Tech Hardware Product the NZ Hi-Tech Awards 2023.

Dawn Aerospace, a space transportation company, today announced the successful completion of the first rocket-powered flight campaign of its spaceplane, the Mk-II Aurora.

I am stoked to share with you a significant milestone in our journey towards revolutionizing space transportation. Last week, our team successfully conducted three rocket-powered flights of the Mk-II Aurora.

A collective article on how nitrous oxide is the optimal choice for tactically responsive space by Dawn Aerospace, Impulse Space, and Vast.

I am excited to announce we have received certification from the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (CAA) for the imminent rocket-powered flight campaign of our Mk-II Aurora spaceplane.

NASA visited the Dawn Aerospace Christchurch headquarters to learn about our mission to redefine space transport and see our progress in green propulsion.

Dawn Aerospace has been selected to provide satellite propulsion systems for Lynk, the world's leading satellite-direct-to-standard-phone telecoms company.

After decades of development in green propulsion of various kinds, we are seeing the first substantial industry-wide uptake of nitrous-based propulsion as a replacement for hydrazine.

Dawn is creating a sustainable, integrated space-transportation network. Valued at NZ$170 million, the company provides in-space propulsion technology for satellites, with systems on eight operational spacecraft.