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Firefly Aerospace

Alpha rocket and Blue Ghost Moon lander

Founded
2017
Headquarters
Cedar Park, Texas
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7
Total launches
4
Successful
57.1%
Success rate
7
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Overview

Firefly Aerospace is an American space and defense technology company headquartered in Cedar Park, Texas. Its origins trace to Firefly Space Systems, founded in 2014 by propulsion engineer Tom Markusic; after that company's bankruptcy, its assets were acquired and the business was reorganized as Firefly Aerospace in March 2017, with Markusic as founder.

The company is best known for the Alpha small launch vehicle, a rocket in the roughly 1,000 kg class to low Earth orbit, and for Blue Ghost, its CLPS-class lunar lander. Firefly is also co-developing Eclipse, a larger medium launch vehicle, with Northrop Grumman as an evolutionary successor to the Antares rocket, and operates the Elytra on-orbit vehicle line.

In March 2025, Firefly's Blue Ghost Mission 1 achieved the first fully successful commercial soft landing on the Moon, delivering NASA payloads under the CLPS program. The company went public on the Nasdaq under ticker FLY in August 2025 and, as of 2026, remains active, launching Alpha and advancing further lunar and medium-lift programs.

Milestones

Timeline

  1. 2014

    Company founded

    Firefly Space Systems is founded by Tom Markusic and partners to build small launch vehicles.

  2. 2017

    Reformed as Firefly Aerospace

    After the predecessor's bankruptcy, its assets are acquired and the business is reorganized as Firefly Aerospace.

  3. Oct 2022

    Alpha reaches orbit

    Alpha's second flight successfully reaches orbit, making Firefly one of few US firms to field an orbital rocket.

  4. Mar 2025

    Blue Ghost lands on the Moon

    Blue Ghost Mission 1 performs the first fully successful commercial soft landing on the Moon, delivering NASA payloads.

  5. Aug 2025

    IPO on Nasdaq

    Firefly goes public on the Nasdaq under the ticker FLY.

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Fleet

Rockets

Firefly Alpha

Firefly Alpha

7 launches

Firefly Alpha Block 2

Firefly Alpha Block 2