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News and updates for Starfighters Space, Inc. (FJET) focus on its activities as a commercial aerospace company operating supersonic aircraft from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The company reports on milestones related to its fleet of modified F-104 aircraft, which it describes as the world’s largest commercial supersonic aircraft fleet and the only commercial platform capable of flying payloads at sustained Mach 2+ with the capability to launch those payloads to space.
Readers can expect coverage of Starfighters’ supersonic flight test campaigns, including missions in which its aircraft carry advanced propulsion or test vehicles on captive carry flights at high speeds and altitudes. These updates often highlight the company’s role as a provider of commercially available, rapidly repeatable supersonic flight services that support aerospace and defense development programs.
The news flow also includes corporate developments such as Starfighters’ listing on the NYSE American under the ticker FJET, capital raises associated with that listing, and progress on its STARLAUNCH I and STARLAUNCH II programs, which are described as being in development for sub-orbital launches of small satellites and payloads from its F-104 aircraft.
Additional news may address Starfighters’ participation in high-demand commercial space activities, support for research and hypersonic testing, pilot and space flight training efforts, and its positioning as a platform for space-adjacent and national security applications. Investors and observers can use this page to follow how Starfighters reports on its mission-specific flight services, collaborations across aerospace and defense, and the evolution of its air-launch and testing capabilities over time.
Starfighters (NYSE: FJET) completed a wind tunnel test campaign validating clean separation of the STARLAUNCH 1 vehicle from its aircraft at both subsonic (Mach 0.85) and supersonic (Mach 1.3) conditions. Ten successful runs at the FAMU/FSU polysonic tunnel showed strong agreement between CFD predictions and experimental forces and moments, with no adverse aerodynamic interactions observed. The results reduce technical risk and support procurement of instrumented drop test articles for flight separation evaluation. STARLAUNCH 1 is a sub-orbital vehicle for short-duration microgravity missions and the validated separation work also supports Starfighters’ broader aerospace and hypersonic testing services.
Starfighters Space (NYSE American: FJET) completed a supersonic flight test campaign supporting GE Aerospace’s ATLAS program, conducting three successful supersonic captive carry flights from Kennedy Space Center.
The flights carried an advanced propulsion test vehicle to speeds greater than MACH 2, validating Starfighters’ underwing test-payload capability and positioning its F-104 fleet as a commercially available supersonic flight-test platform for aerospace and defense customers. The ATLAS program is funded under DoD Title III, and Starfighters expects completed campaigns to support follow-on contracts and expanded mission scope.
Starfighters Space (NYSE American: FJET) provided a year-end corporate update after its 2025 public listing, highlighting operational progress supporting high-speed, high-altitude testing and its role across space, defense, and advanced aerospace missions.
Key points: completed a public listing in 2025, operates the only commercially available supersonic fleet capable of sustained MACH 2 flight, continued programs with government and defense collaborators, and cited a Dec 18, 2025 White House Executive Order that the company says supports commercial space capabilities. Starfighters plans disciplined execution and operational expansion in 2026.
Starfighters Space (NYSE AMERICAN: FJET) begins trading today on NYSE American under the ticker FJET, with trading scheduled to start at 10:30 a.m. EST on December 18, 2025.
The company raised an aggregate of $40 million in connection with the listing to advance R&D, scale operations and accelerate its STARLAUNCH I and STARLAUNCH II programs. Both STARLAUNCH programs are currently in development and are described as intended for sub-orbital launches of small satellites and payloads using the company’s F-104 supersonic aircraft fleet. Management highlighted plans to begin launches out of Texas and expand hypersonic R&D/T&E capabilities.
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