TUPPER LAKE, NY — Germany’s Isar Aerospace said its history-making successful orbital flight on Sept. 5 — the first privately funded company in Europe to deliver a satellite on its own, and from a spaceport in continental Europe — is a good short-term boost for the company but no more than that.
The main event, ramping production to a launch cadence that ultimately could reach 40 per year, will be just as difficult as concluding the inaugural success from Norway’s Andoya Space spaceport.
“Ramping . . .
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