Firefly Aerospace Signs Rocket Engine Deal Valued at More Than $1.3 Billion with AST SpaceMobile
Firefly Aerospace has signed a rocket engine agreement valued at more than $1.3 billion with AST SpaceMobile. Under the three-year deal, Firefly will deliver 27 Miranda engines and nine vacuum-variant Vira engines for AST SpaceMobile's new heavy-lift rocket, provide an intellectual property license, and offer engineering support. The agreement provides Firefly with additional funds to accelerate its launch vehicle production and technology roadmap. Open article →
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