Exos Aerospace

One of only three U.S. companies licensed by the FAA to operate reusable rockets

About Exos Aerospace

Exos Aerospace is revolutionizing the space industry with their innovative approach to reusable rockets and advanced tank technologies. Based in Greenville, Texas, the company is committed to making space access more affordable, sustainable, and accessible to a wider range of organizations.

With a focus on rapid turnaround operations and environmentally friendly propulsion solutions, Exos has positioned itself as a leader in cost-efficient suborbital launch services.

Their team brings decades of experience in the rocket and space industry, allowing them to build on established technologies while creating new opportunities for research, testing, and exploration beyond our atmosphere.

What Sets Exos Aerospace Apart

• • TRL9 Moon-Proven Tank Technologies: Advanced Type 5 commercial Lunar Lander linerless Carbon Composite tanks supporting environmentally friendly cryogenic fuels like LOX methane

• • Affordable Suborbital Launch Services: Cost-effective solutions making space accessible to more organizations

• • Sustainability with Reusable Rockets: Innovative, recoverable rockets that minimize costs and environmental impacts

• • Rapid Turnaround Operations: Streamlined processes allowing for a 2-day rocket turnaround period

• • Exclusive Licensing: One of only three U.S. companies licensed by the FAA to operate reusable rockets, holding one of twelve active launch licenses in the country

• • Groundbreaking Cost Efficiency: Operational costs less than 1% of competitors for reusable launch vehicles

• • Strategic Growth: Expanded portfolio in 2024 to include advanced tank technologies for cryogenic fuels

• • Generous Payload Capacity: Up to 135 kilograms per flight, ideal for various experiments and projects

• • Transition Support: Providing rapid development of tanks for current hydrazine-based systems while championing the shift to safer cryogenic fuels

Services Offered

Wet Lease a Rocket

• • Cost-effective solution for suborbital space missions or research

• • Rapid return on investment, typically achieved after only four launches

• • Comprehensive pre-launch preparation, execution, and post-launch analysis

• • Training programs to equip your team with necessary operation skills

• • Tailored agreements for research institutions and government agencies

Orbital Transfer Vehicle Partnerships

• • Collaboration opportunities for commercial satellite operators

• • Governmental agency partnerships

• • Scientific organization collaborations

• • Leveraging proven Type 5 tank technologies demonstrated on the Moon

• • Advanced cryogenic tanks with integrated structures technology

Flight Campaign Scheduling

• • Validate hardware in suborbital flights at a fraction of orbital costs

• • Brief but valuable exposures to microgravity for initial testing

• • Cost-effective and risk-averse path to space

• • Quick turnaround with immediate payload return

• • Accelerate innovation while maintaining control over hardware

Launch Slot Reservations

• • Fly custom payloads of up to 135kg beyond 100km with Blk3 Vehicle

• • Payload recovery enabling weekly iterations and fast-paced learning

• • Multiple quarterly campaigns with minimal downtime between flights

• • Rapid, cost-effective advancements in space technology

Leadership Team

• • David Mitchell, M.B.A. - President and Co-Founder

• • John Quinn - Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder

• • Russell Blink - Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder

• • Phil Eaton - Operations Manager and Co-Founder

• • Neil Milburn - Chief Operating Officer and Co-Founder

• • Kyle Ballard - Chief Financial Officer

• • Dave Huber - Vice President of Marketing

Supported by a dedicated team of technical specialists, operations experts, and administrative professionals

Board Advisors

Tom Wright - Board Advisor

• • Proven track record of raising funding up to $200 million

• • Successfully closed sales deals surpassing $100 million

• • Experience selling satellite and microwave networks in over 70 countries

• • Taught at multiple universities, including the United States Military Academy at West Point

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