UK Space Facilities Airborne Facilities

Cranfield University
Cranfield expects to continue using a mix of its own facilities and specialist facilities at other organisations, since collaborations bring benefits to both partners.
Cranfield University – National Flying Laboratory Centre
Use of the facilities will be considered on a case-by-case basis. For further information, contact the Head of NFLC, Professor Nicholas Lawson
Facility for Airborne Atmospheric Measurements (National Centre for Atmospheric Science)
FAAM is a public facility, funded by BEIS. NERC grant applications can include access to the facility which will be funded free at point of delivery – for these contact the FAAM operations manager.
MOD / QinetiQ LTPA Ranges and Facilities - Unmanned Airborne Systems Test and Evaluation
QinetiQ
QinetiQ are a world-leader in the provision of relevant Test & Evaluation services, an enabler to the delivery of advanced capability.
RAL Space
As part of the Science and Technology Facilities Council, it is clearly part of RAL Space’s mission to provide world-class space development and test facilities for the UK space community.
RAL Space Unmanned Airborne Vehicles
Saab340B (G-NFLB)
Scottish Aviation Bulldog
Slingsby Firefly T67M260
Spaceflight Academy
Spaceflight Academy Ltd is a commercial spaceflight and aeromedical training company supporting activities for the commercial space industry and providing ancillary training, including space education.
Zephyr-T High Altitude Pseudo Satellite