VANTA FLIGHT OSv4.2.1 // BUILD 7741
> INIT GUIDANCE CORE ............ OK
> LINK DEEP-SPACE TELEMETRY ..... OK
> PRESSURIZE STAGE 1 / LOX ...... OK
> VERIFY PAYLOAD INTERFACES ..... OK
> RANGE SAFETY CLEARANCE ........ GO
>> LAUNCH INTERFACE READY — ALL SYSTEMS NOMINAL
SYSTEM CHECK000%
LAT 28.5618°N · LON 80.5772°W PAD 0-C · STATUS ACTIVE NEXT WINDOW T-09:41:22

LOW EARTH ORBIT, ON SCHEDULE.

Private orbital launch for operators who can't afford to wait. Smallsat rideshare every six weeks to sun-synchronous orbit. Dedicated lunar logistics on the heavy manifest. Book the slot, integrate in nine days, fly on the date we printed.

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VEHICLE: VO-1 KESTREL BLK IV
INCLINATION 97.4° · SSO 550 KM

MISSION PROFILE

FLIGHT 088 · VO-1 KESTREL · SSO RIDESHARE
000 KM ALT
MSL 0
  1. IGNITIONT+00:00 · 9 ENGINES NOMINAL
  2. MAX-QT+01:12 · PEAK DYNAMIC PRESSURE
  3. MECOT+02:38 · MAIN ENGINE CUTOFF
  4. STAGE SEPT+02:42 · STAGE 1 RTLS
  5. FAIRINGT+03:10 · PAYLOAD EXPOSED
  6. ORBIT INSERTIONT+08:51 · 550 KM SSO · NOMINAL
VELOCITY
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DOWNRANGE
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G-LOAD
1.0 G
MISSION CLOCK
T+00:00
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[ 02 ]

THE FLEET

2 VEHICLES · FLIGHT-PROVEN
VO-1 // BLOCK IVCLASS: SMALL-LIFT

KESTREL

VO-1 Kestrel launch vehicle vertical on the pad at night CAM-04 · PAD 0-C

The workhorse of the rideshare line. Kestrel has flown 71 missions with a single anomaly-free streak of 64. Nine VX-9 methalox engines on stage one, full first-stage reuse with return-to-launch-site landing, and a 14-day pad turnaround.

  • Payload to SSO1,450 kg @ 550 km
  • Height / Diameter34.2 m / 2.4 m
  • Stage 1 thrust980 kN sea level
  • Fairing volume11.6 m³ usable
  • ReuseRTLS · 14-day turnaround
VO-9 // BLOCK IICLASS: HEAVY-LIFT

ALBATROSS

VO-9 Albatross heavy-lift vehicle ascending through cloud deck CAM-11 · ASCENT

Built for the Moon run. Albatross lofts pressurized and unpressurized cargo to lunar transfer orbit with a restartable hydrolox third stage. Cislunar-rated avionics, cryo fluid management for 21-day coasts, and direct insertion to NRHO on request.

  • Payload to TLI6,800 kg direct
  • Payload to LEO23,500 kg @ 400 km
  • Height / Diameter68.0 m / 4.6 m
  • Stage 3Restartable hydrolox ×6
  • Coast rating21 days cryo-managed
[ 03 ] LUNAR LOGISTICS

THE MOON IS A DELIVERY ADDRESS,
NOT A DESTINATION.

Quarterly Albatross departures to lunar transfer orbit carry rovers, comms relays, power units and consumables for surface programs. Standardized 15-inch and 24-inch port adapters, late-load access at T-48h, and thermal-controlled transit for cryo-sensitive cargo. Manifest a pallet or buy the whole bay.

11LUNAR MISSIONS FLOWN
38.6 tCARGO TO CISLUNAR
Q3 2026NEXT TLI DEPARTURE
[ 04 ]

LAUNCH MANIFEST

FY2026 · BOOKING OPEN
Mission Payload Vehicle Inclination Window
VO-F089 IRONFIELD RIDESHARE38× SMALLSAT · 1,310 KG VO-1 KESTREL SSO 97.4° JUL 08–15 2026 · SOLD OUT
VO-F090 HELIOTROPE-2 EO CONSTELLATION12× 60 KG IMAGERS VO-1 KESTREL SSO 97.6° AUG 19–24 2026 · 210 KG OPEN
VO-F091 SELENE FREIGHT 12 · TLILUNAR RELAY + 2× ROVERS VO-9 ALBATROSS TLI 28.5° SEP 02–09 2026 · PALLET OPEN
VO-F092 MIDWATCH IOT BATCH 744× PICO + 6× CUBESAT VO-1 KESTREL SSO 97.4° OCT 14–21 2026 · 480 KG OPEN
VO-F093 LONGWAVE RADAR PAIR2× 540 KG SAR · DEDICATED VO-1 KESTREL LEO 53.0° NOV 30–DEC 05 2026 · RESERVED

// INTEGRATION CLOSES T-9 DAYS. LATE-LOAD BIO/CRYO AVAILABLE AT T-48H ON SELECT FLIGHTS.

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