Future Space Transportation Autumn Session
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The Future Space Transportation Autumn Session will take place on 29 October 2025 in Paris, advancing Europe’s independent, resilient, and commercially viable space transportation capabilities.
Following the success of the ESA Future Space Transportation Award Ceremony on 9 October 2024 and the FLPP Spring Session on 2 April 2025—each gathering around 200 participants on-site and as many online—a third edition, the ESA Future Space Transportation Autumn Session, will be held in Paris on 29 October 2025. This session will feature project updates, new award announcements, and in-depth discussions on the importance of fostering a strong, cohesive, and competitive European space transportation market.
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