Suborbital Reusable Rockets Reduce Risk and Cost for Orbital Launcher Development

GREENVILLE, Texas - Nov. 18, 2025 - PRLog -- Recent visits by international aerospace teams to Exos's Greenville, Texas headquarters, its FAA/AST-licensed launch site at Spaceport America, New Mexico, and partner Scorpius Space Launch Company in Torrance, California, highlight growing global confidence in Exos's reusable flight systems and infrastructure.

"These visits mark a major step in international cooperation for reusable launch technology," said John Quinn, CEO of Exos Aerospace. "Suborbital reusable rockets offer faster, lower-cost, lower-risk platforms for testing orbital-class technologies under real flight conditions—bridging the gap between ground testing and orbital deployment."

Exos is in active discussions with multiple foreign customers, including:

• One partner progressing toward a contracted wet-lease agreement using the BLK3 suborbital reusable vehicle for iterative flight testing and validation.
• Another pursuing vehicle system acquisition and technical support to advance its orbital launcher development program.

The BLK3 is a versatile suborbital test platform for avionics, flight control algorithms, propulsion integration, and reusable component evaluation. With stable hover capability, precise recovery, and multiple FAA/AST-licensed flights, the vehicle offers an ITAR-compliant solution for repeatable, data-rich testing without full orbital mission risk or cost.

"Operating under FAA-approved frameworks allows global developers to gather flight data rapidly while maintaining strict compliance and safety," said Neil Milburn, Program Director at Exos Aerospace. "Our reusable systems help teams move from lab validation to operational readiness in months, not years."

Exos's Wet Lease Program provides turnkey access to reusable flight vehicles, launch support, and operational expertise—significantly shortening development timelines for organizations pursuing reusability or orbital transportation systems.

Regulatory Disclaimer

All international engagements involving Exos hardware, technical data, or services require U.S. Department of State approval under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). Because early phases and test operations occur within the United States, Exos maintains full compliance while enabling efficient development.

This model allows partners to leverage cost-effective facilities such as Spaceport America to achieve world-class test capability within a compliant operational framework.

About Exos Aerospace Systems & Technologies, Inc.

Exos Aerospace is a U.S. developer and operator of reusable suborbital launch vehicles, providing flight-proven test platforms for commercial, research, and defense applications. Operating from Spaceport America and headquartered in Greenville, Texas, Exos supports safe, efficient, cost-effective reusable spaceflight that accelerates global innovation in orbital launcher technology.