Independent access to space is a key prerequisite for economic strength and security sovereignty. With our many years of expertise and technological excellence in launch systems and space infrastructure, we make a decisive contribution to European independence.
At the same time, we are working to ensure that Europe’s ACCESS TO SPACE is fit for the future—with more flexible launch capabilities, modern infrastructure, and new, competitive launch options. This includes establishing launch sites on land and at sea to enable fast, efficient, and independent missions, as well as sustainably strengthening the European space sector.
MT Aerospace is a leading international aerospace company.
High-performance products for institutional and commercial launch vehicles—including the European Ariane 6—as well as for satellites and defense applications are developed, manufactured, and qualified at the company’s headquarters in Augsburg.
As a strategic partner, MT Aerospace Guyane provides key services in the areas of infrastructure, maintenance, propulsion, and ground support at the European spaceport in Kourou. Strict adherence to the highest safety and quality standards ensures reliable operations and the successful launch of European rockets such as Ariane and Vega.
With its RFA ONE micro-launcher, Rocket Factory Augsburg (RFA) is driving the development of flexible and independent access to space. The first stages have been successfully tested and delivered to the launch site, with the maiden flight scheduled for 2026. RFA’s goal: to place satellites into orbit quickly and precisely.
The European Spaceport Company brings together the expertise within the OHB Group in the field of launch site infrastructure. This includes, among other things, infrastructure components for mobile and fixed launch pads, mission control centers, test facilities, and a wide range of services.
OHB Orbital Access arranges launch opportunities for the OHB Group’s satellite missions and supplements these with piggyback launch opportunities for satellites from other providers in order to make optimal use of the launch vehicles’ capacity.
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