Isar Aerospace flies Spectrum on first integrated test
Isar Aerospace launched Spectrum from Andøya Spaceport on its first integrated test flight, clearing the pad and collecting about 30 seconds of flight data.
Evidence notes
- Spectrum lifted off at 12:30 CEST and was terminated at T+30 seconds before descending into the sea in a controlled manner.
- The launch pad remained intact and the company said the test met its data-collection objectives.
- Vehicles two and three were already in production, allowing Isar to feed flight results into subsequent missions.
Company context
Isar Aerospace is a German launch company developing and operating the vertically integrated Spectrum orbital rocket.