French company MaiaSpace has a good shot at becoming the first European launch provider to bring reusable orbital vehicles to the market. The company is firmly on the path to achieving this by leveraging existing technologies and optimizing its design decisions around the vehicle while remaining competitive.
NSF spoke with MaiaSpace’s CEO, Yohann Leroy, about the company’s forthcoming launcher, which is due to take its maiden flight next year.
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