Flights
| Flight | Program | Category | Altitude/destination | Ship configuration | Engine start | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| First Flight | Demonstrator 2B | Unmanned | 1.000 m | Ground launched rocket | Yes | Completed |
| Mission 1 | Stabilo | Unmanned | 22.000 m | Carrier balloon + Crew cabin | No | Completed |
| Mission 2 | Stabilo | Unmanned | 22.000 m | Carrier balloon + Complete ship | No | Completed |
| Mission 3 | Lunar Project (Helen Test Rocket) | Unmanned | 100.000 m | Carrier balloon + Helen (3 stages) | Yes | Unsuccessful |
| Mission 4 | Lunar Project (Helen 2 Test Rocket) | Unmanned | 100.000 m | Carrier balloon + Helen 2 (2 stages) | Yes | Unsuccessful |
| Mission 4b | Lunar Project (Helen 2 Test Rocket - single stage) | Unmanned | 40.000 m | Carrier balloon + Helen 2 (1 stage) | Yes | Completed |
| Mission 5 | Avionics & TV transmission test | Manned | 5.000 m | Carrier balloon + Stage 1 (Helen 2) + ELL | No | Completed |
| Mission 6 | Cabin drop safety test | Unmanned | 700 m | IAR-111 cabin (dropped by helicopter) | No | Completed |
| Mission 8 | Equipment test (Propulsion and data transmission) | Unmanned | Stratospheric | Payload with undisclosed rocket | Yes | Completed |
| CubeMessenger (Boreas) | Space launch | Unmanned | Orbital | Haas 2C | TBL | TBL summer 2013 |
| Mission 7 | Carrier plane test | Manned | 16.000 m (?) | IAR-111 | TBL | TBL 2012-2013 |
| IAR-111 orbital payload placement | Orbital placement test | Manned (IAR only) | 100+ km | IAR-111 & HAAS II | TBL | TBL 2013 |
| Moon Mission | X-Prize Flight | Manned (IAR only) | Lunar Surface | IAR-111 & HAAS II - ELL | TBL | TBL 2013 |
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—Friedrich Nietzsche (1844–1900)