SPACEPORTS BEYOND LAUNCH CONTRACTS ABOUT US BEYOND LAUNCH CONTACT US SAY HELLO! Got a question? Want to explore more with our team? Or just want to say how cool space is? (We get it!) Drop us a quick note and we'll get back to you. Also, don't forget to Like, Follow, and Share us on social media. AVAILABLE AT 9AM TO 5PM AKST 907-561-3338 Copyright © 2021 Alaska Aerospace | Aurora Launch Services | Site by C3

SPACEPORTS BEYOND LAUNCH CONTRACTS ABOUT US TERMS & CONDITIONS FOR CONTRACTING WITH AAC PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CONTRACT LEARN MORE PURCHASE ORDERS LEARN MORE SERVICE CONTRACTS LEARN MORE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS LEARN MORE CONTRACTING OPPORTUNITIES ALASKA AEROSPACE CORPORATION REGULATIONS Download Regulations CONTACT US SAY HELLO! Got a question? Want to explore more with our team? Or just want to say how cool space is? (We get it!) Drop us a quick note and we'll get back to you. Also, don't forget to Like, Follow, and Share us on social media. AVAILABLE AT 9AM TO 5PM AKST 907-561-3338 Copyright © 2021 Alaska Aerospace | Aurora Launch Services | Site by C3

SPACEPORTS BEYOND LAUNCH CONTRACTS ABOUT US SPACEPORTS The Pacific Spaceport Complex – Alaska (PSCA) on Kodiak Island provides responsive, flexible, and low-cost access to space for small- and light-lift vertical rockets and stratospheric balloons. PSCA has been launching rockets since 1998 and was the first FAA-licensed spaceport not co-located on a federal range. One of the pioneering features of PSCA is its’ economic model. Since 2015, the spaceport has not accepted state or federal funds for operations & maintenance and must operate within earned revenues. As such, PSCA provides unqualified economic benefit to Alaska, stimulates innovation, and keeps the team focused on customer outcomes versus stifling bureaucratic processes. As one of only four orbital vertical rocket launch sites in the United States, PSCA plays a key role in providing resiliency for US access to space. PSCA also enjoys the largest launch azimuth range of any spaceport in the US and can access high-inclination, polar, and sun-synchronous orbits between 59° and 110° inclination. The following three graphics provide a virtual tour of PSCA, including an Overview of the site, “Downrange” launch pads, and “Uprange” control centers. Integrated Range Calendar Download PSCA Master Plan EXPLORE PACIFIC SPACEPORT COMPLEX - KODIAK PSCA - KODIAK "UPRANGE" PSCA - KODIAK "DOWNRANGE" CONTACT US SAY HELLO! Got a question? Want to explore more with our team? Or just want to say how cool space is? (We get it!) Drop us a quick note and we'll get back to you. Also, don't forget to Like, Follow, and Share us on social media. AVAILABLE AT 9AM TO 5PM AKST 907-561-3338 Copyright © 2021 Alaska Aerospace | Aurora Launch Services | Site by C3