Founded in 1960 as a non-profit organization, The Aerospace Corporation conducts space research and technology development. Employing approximately 4,590 people at its US headquarters, the company operates as a federally funded research and development center (FFRDC) for the United States Air Force and the National Reconnaissance Office. Its primary function is providing independent technical and scientific support and advice to national security space programs.
Fitch Ratings assigned The Aerospace Corporation an 'A' Issuer Default Rating on an unspecified date, also rating several series of senior notes with an 'A' rating. On an unspecified date, The Aerospace Corporation announced that William Pemberton will succeed Steve Isakowitz as leader. Isakowitz retired after nine years, a period described as a time of significant transformation in space. Separately, The Aerospace Corporation participated in an event featuring Kara Cunzeman, Director of Strategic Foresight, in Toronto, Canada on an unspecified date. An unrelated story detailed the Aerospace Forum, an investing group focused on aerospace defense and airline industries, providing data-driven analysis to investors. A final story profiled Robert S. Katz, highlighting his career in space strategy and systems architecture.
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