• Starfighters Space signed a memorandum of understanding with Mu-G Technologies to jointly respond to a NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center request for information for parabolic flight services.
• The collaboration targets rebuilding a domestic commercial microgravity flight capability, a service NASA signaled it wants restored.
• Mu-G’s Dassault Falcon 50 will be based at Midland International Air & Space Port in Texas for modification for parabolic flights, with Starfighters providing ground support, chase-plane services, data collection, pilot integration, safety support, regulatory coordination.
• The partners plan to offer microgravity, reduced-gravity, hyper-gravity flights from the Falcon 50, alongside Starfighters’ supersonic flight services.
• The arrangement positions the group to meet NASA’s stated interest in novel or non-traditional flight platforms.

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