Voyager Space and Airbus to Collaborate on Commercial Successor to the ISS
on Wednesday that they were furthering their partnership on the space station and will now work together to develop, build, and operate Starlab. “The [ISS] is widely regarded as the most successful platform for global cooperation in space history, and we are committed to building on this legacy as we move forward with Starlab,” Matthew Kuta, president of Voyager Space, said in a statement.
to low Earth orbit. “In addition to the U.S. entity, Starlab will have a European joint venture subsidiary to directly serve the European Space Agency and its member state space agencies,” Voyager wrote in its statement.as one of three space station concepts to replace the ISS after it is laid to rest in
2031. Voyager Space, in partnership with Nanoracks and Lockheed Martin, are in the midst of developing Starlab as a research outpost in low Earth orbit as part of its $160 million contract. Despite Airbus’ involvement, Voyager CEO Dylan Taylor reassured reporters that Starlab will remain U.S. led, according to
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