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Aerospace, Maritime and Defense Tech Series A Founded 2014

Frontier Aerospace

Frontier Aerospace Corporation develops advanced rocket propulsion systems and booster rocket engine components, focusing on in-space propulsion technologies for deep space exploration and satellite operations. The company's product portfolio includes reaction control thrusters for deep space exploration, attitude control propulsion systems, and booster rocket engine components designed for various space propulsion…

📍 Thousand Oaks, United States · Space Tech

Funding snapshot

Last roundSeries A
Amount$10M
Date15 March 2023
Total raised$16M
Team size29

About

Frontier Aerospace Corporation develops advanced rocket propulsion systems and booster rocket engine components, focusing on in-space propulsion technologies for deep space exploration and satellite operations. The company's product portfolio includes reaction control thrusters for deep space exploration, attitude control propulsion systems, and booster rocket engine components designed for various space propulsion needs. Frontier Aerospace positions itself at the forefront of innovation in the in-space propulsion market, an area that has seen limited breakthroughs in recent decades. The company's propulsion systems are critical components for spacecraft requiring precise maneuvering, orientation control, and trajectory adjustments during deep space missions. Reaction control thrusters provide the small, precise forces needed for spacecraft attitude control and trajectory correction maneuvers, while attitude control propulsion systems maintain and adjust spacecraft orientation relative to reference frames. These technologies are essential for satellite deployment, interplanetary missions, space station operations, and other deep space exploration applications where reliable, efficient propulsion is paramount. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Thousand Oaks, California, Frontier Aerospace has raised $15.5M in Series A funding from investors including AMPAC and AEI HorizonX.

Business model

Space Tech > Support Engineering > Satellite Components > Propulsion Systems

Institutional investors

AMPAC AEI HorizonX

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