Inbound Aerospace inks deal to use Space Angel’s launch infrastructure for reusable spacecrafts

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IIT Madras-incubated spacetech start-up Inbound Aerospace has signed an MoU with Australia-based space infrastructure company Space Angel Group to collaborate on reusable spacecraft recovery and mission-support capabilities.

Inbound Aerospace builds reusable re-entry vehicles that can carry payloads to space to conduct in-orbit technology demonstrations and microgravity experiments among other purposes.

Under the MoU, Inbound will use Space Angel’s launch infrastructure, test-range, recovery infrastructure to test and demonstrate its spacecraft and re-entry capabilities.

The collaboration will also explore joint technology development, demonstration and pilot missions, and market expansion across India and Australia, a media statement said.

Inbound expects the ability to safely and reliably return hardware, samples, and manufactured products from LEO to bring about innovations in sectors such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, advanced materials, semiconductors and fibre optics.

Published on September 11, 2026

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