Independent directory
Who does what in New Zealand aerospace
An independent guide to space, advanced aviation and aerospace technology organisations with a New Zealand presence, and what they have announced. Each fact links to the page it was checked against.
- Organisations listed
- 10
- Capabilities represented
- 7
- Regions
- 5
- Published updates
- 62
- Open roles in New Zealand
- 117
New Zealand from the International Space Station. Imagery: NASA/JSC Crew Earth Observations
01 / The directory
Organisations
Every listed organisation, in alphabetical order. Each profile quotes the pages its facts were checked against.
02 / Across the country
Where they work
Regions where checked sources place a listed organisation. Each links to the organisations there.
03 / Careers
Open roles
The newest role from each organisation whose careers page the directory reads. Each links to the organisation's own listing.
04 / What they do
Browse by capability
05 / News
Recent updates
Dated announcements from listed organisations, each summarised from and linked to its source.
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Oklahoma Breaks Ground on $7.5 Million Dawn Aerospace Facility at Infinity One Spaceport
Dawn Aerospace broke ground on a new mission control facility and spaceplane hangar at Infinity One Oklahoma Spaceport. The facility is valued at $7.5 million and is intended to support commercial spaceflight in western Oklahoma.
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NZ an emerging strategic launch hub for European space industry
Tāwhaki National Aerospace Centre and SpaceDreamS confirmed that the site is technically and operationally suitable for vertical launch. The parties are continuing discussions with government agencies and stakeholders regarding the development of the facility.
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Dawn Aerospace, Infinite Orbits and Exotrail completes CNES R&T Study on Next-Generation Refuellable Spacecraft Platforms
Dawn Aerospace, Infinite Orbits, and Exotrail have completed a twelve-month study commissioned by CNES to assess the potential of refuellable spacecraft platforms. The study concluded that refueling capability is technically feasible and can be integrated into spacecraft architectures without fundamental changes.