Raptor Aerospace

[CameronD]

I couldn't find anything on Raptor Aerospace here other than this mention by Steven Pietrobon https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=47422.msg2050883#msg2050883

Website:  https://www.raptor-aerospace.com/

About Us:  Headquartered in Norfolk, UK, Raptor Aerospace provides practical training, simulation and small launch vehicles to the UK space industry in order to prepare for the UK’s orbital launch capability in the coming decade.

Raptor Aerospace are committed to assist the UK Space Industry in it’s bid to capture 10% of the global space market. Through continuous updating of training modules and launch service delivery, providing the experience and skills needed in order to achieve operational excellence.

We take great pride and satisfaction in delivering innovative products and services, INCLUDING our international projects, which assist countries in rapidly and safely developing indigenous launch capability.

Raptor Aerospace are steadfast in our safety-by-design approach which re-risks launch activities without compromising project speed or efficacy.

"Acta non verba" : action over words.

The Raptor Aerospace Ltd team are now all back in the UK after our amazing test campaign 'down-under' and have put together a quick edit of some of the video of the launch of the Peregrine ATV rocket.

The team are SO excited to build on this success and take you with us on our journey to space over the coming months.

[CameronD]

It's been a while, but Raptor Aerospace Ltd are looking forward to getting back to flight testing rockets and ground testing rocket engines this month! It's time to move the UK's launch aspirations from theory to practice. Watch this SPACE.

They've a video up on their website:  https://www.raptor-aerospace.com/