ULA Owners Boeing and Lockheed Martin Explore Selling Rocket Launch Company to Sierra Space

United Launch Alliance (ULA), a joint venture between Boeing and Lockheed Martin, is reportedly considering a sale to Sierra Space for an estimated $2-$3 billion. This potential deal would mark a significant shift for ULA, moving from a joint venture to a smaller, privately held company. The news comes as ULA faces increased competition from SpaceX, which has a significantly higher launch rate.

Sierra Space Partners with Japanese Companies to Establish Oita Airport as Asian Hub for Dream Chaser Space Plane

Sierra Space Corporation, Japan Airlines, Kanematsu Corporation, and Oita Prefecture have welcomed MUFG Bank and Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance to their collaborative effort to develop the use of the Dream Chaser space plane. The partnership aims to establish Oita Airport as the Asian hub for the Dream Chaser, exploring opportunities for space plane landings, navigating legal frameworks, and creating an economic zone around the spaceport.

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