LIA on El Destape Radio
We were interviewed on El Destape Radio, where we spent over 25 minutes discussing LIA’s history and our current projects. From our achievement as the first company in the world to launch a biofuel-powered rocket, to reaching a full minute of combustion in the tests of our satellite and spacecraft engines, we shared insights on […]
Meet Alexis Caratozzolo, Design, Qualification & Systems Engineer at LIA Aerospace 🚀
Alexis contributes to all LIA projects, from pre-engineering to final qualification. He always strives to maximize results and ensure success by optimizing available resources. He recently graduated as an Aerospace Engineer from the Technological National University. His previous experience includes participation in aerospace research projects and the field of industrial automation. Additionally, he has presented his […]
LIA was selected for Airbus UK Space Accelerator 😊🚀
We are proud to announce that we’ve been selected for the Airbus UK Space Accelerator, which is run by Airbus Defence and Space and delivered by Plexal. This 14-week programme offers an incredible opportunity to delve into the commercial space landscape, expand our network, and enhance our technical skills. We’re thrilled to be joining an […]
Fostering Aerospace Education 🚀🎓
In recent weeks, we collaborated with students from the Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires (ITBA University) in designing and testing the rocket they presented at the #SpaceportAmericaCup. Over several sessions, we hosted the students at our LIA facilities in the Morón Aeronautical Park. Our amazing team from Propulsion, Assembly, Integration and Test was there to […]
Meet Pedro Demelli, Assembly, Integration, and Testing Engineer
At LIA, Pedro is involved in various areas, from manufacturing and testing engines to developing our test bench. His role is crucial in ensuring that our engines operate flawlessly, conducting rigorous tests, and guaranteeing quality at every stage of the process. Pedro has a solid background as an Electromechanical Technician and is on the verge […]
3D printing rocket engines at Westcott Innovation Centre
SATELLITE APPLICATIONS CATAPULT Route to Impact Space propulsion is a building block for the future of space infrastructure logistics. LIA Aerospace’s vision is to decarbonise the space economy by selling green propulsion systems for satellites and later net-zero rocket engines for launch vehicles. Their propulsion systems will help the space economy to grow fast and […]
Meet Luis Cretton, our Propulsion and AIT Leader
At LIA, Luis brings to life everything we see and touch, from designing engines and structures to creating the test bench for testing and qualifications. He leads the design and manufacturing team, responsible for turning our ideas into tangible realities. Although he initially trained as an Electromechanical Technician, Luis has acquired most of his technical […]
Meet our Project Manager Agustín Beceyro
Mechanical Engineer specializing in Nuclear Reactors, Agustín leads project coordination at LIA, from ensuring team functionality to directing technical campaigns for engine combustion tests. “What I value most at LIA is our team, their energy and dedication. I also always admire our ability to be agile and adaptable,” he says. And Agustín embodies this spirit […]
First day at Space-Comm Expo 🇬🇧
It’s great to be back at the UK’s largest industry space event for the #space community! 😁 🛰🚀 Come visit our booth F2 – Antonio Solines and Nicolás Juan Cazes from our Business Development team will tell you all about our company and products 💫 Thanks, Satellite Applications Catapult, for always supporting us!
Amazing experience at the Space Tech Expo in Bremen, Germany! 🇩🇪
It was a unique opportunity to showcase what LIA Aerospace has to offer to the global aerospace industry. Huge thanks to all the colleagues, potential investors, and buyers who stopped by to learn more about our products! Also, while in Germany, we took the chance to visit EOS, our additive manufacturing partner, in Munich. What an incredible week! […]
