Tāwhaki National Aerospace Centre updates
All 6 published updates about Tāwhaki National Aerospace Centre, newest publication date first; updates without a stated date come last.
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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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Tāwhaki and UC partnership opens pathways for rangatahi in aerospace, science and whenua
Tāwhaki and the University of Canterbury signed a partnership agreement to expand opportunities for rangatahi in aerospace and science. The agreement formalises a relationship that has developed since Tāwhaki was established in 2021.
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DLR-Tāwhaki agreement creates aerospace sister centres
Tāwhaki and the German Aerospace Centre (DLR) have signed a five-year strategic partnership to create a “sister centres” framework for shared research and uncrewed aviation advancement.
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Permanent Special Use Airspace approved for Tāwhaki
A permanent Special Use Airspace has been approved for Tāwhaki National Aerospace Centre and will be managed by Tāwhaki Joint Venture. From 7 August 2025, Tāwhaki will oversee six Restricted Areas and six Danger Areas that are permanently designated but only activated as required.
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Industry collaboration to advance fast-growing aerospace sector in Aotearoa
Airways International and Tāwhaki Joint Venture have announced a collaboration agreement to support the growth of the New Zealand aerospace sector. The agreement identifies key target areas to fast-track testing of uncrewed aircraft.
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Whānau Pānui – 26 April 2024
Tāwhaki National Aerospace Centre is working to rejuvenate Kaitorete and create long-lasting opportunities for its whenua and people. The organization invites the community to attend a dreaming wānanga scheduled for the following month.