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TSU aviation program getting $5M training facility at Houston Spaceport
Read full article: TSU aviation program getting $5M training facility at Houston SpaceportTexas Southern University’s Aviation Science and Technology program is reaching new heights with the approval of a training facility at the Houston Spaceport.
From the moon to mars, Collins Aerospace opens a new 120,000-square-foot facility at the Spaceport
Read full article: From the moon to mars, Collins Aerospace opens a new 120,000-square-foot facility at the SpaceportA ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Wednesday afternoon for the new Collins Aerospace building at the Houston Spaceport.
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Mayor Turner breaks ground on ‘incubator’ building at Houston Spaceport aiming to support future spaceflight
Read full article: Mayor Turner breaks ground on ‘incubator’ building at Houston Spaceport aiming to support future spaceflightHouston Mayor Sylvester Turner and the Houston Airport System will break ground on the new Collins Aerospace Building at the Houston Spaceport Monday.
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Houston Spaceport to be home to world’s first commercially built space station
Read full article: Houston Spaceport to be home to world’s first commercially built space stationHOUSTON – The Houston Spaceport will be home to the world’s first space station to built by a commercial space company. Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner announced Tuesday that Axiom Space will build a 14-acre headquarters at the city’s spaceport next year and provide 1,000 high-paying jobs. Suffredini said the first module of the Axiom space station is set to be launched in late 2024 and will be the first commercial module to be attached to the International Space Station. Once the ISS is retired, the Axiom modules will detach and remain in low-earth orbit. Axiom will also provide commercial missions to the space station, the first of which is expected to launch late next year, Suffredini said.