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The new �ڰ������� Mission Control Center (MCC-A) inside �ڰ�������’s Houston headquarters will serve as the heartbeat of future space operations, including the upcoming Ax-1 mission, the first-ever all-private astronaut mission to the orbiting laboratory.  

�ڰ�������’s ops teams celebrated a major milestone when MCC-A recently conducted its first-ever on-orbit operation on the International Space Station, successfully supporting the SQuARES payload’s scientific research.  

The MCC-A is now registered and validated as a payload operations site, and actively receiving voice and video from NASA Marshall Space Flight Center. This new capability enables �ڰ������� to connect, engage, and communicate via voice and video to support ISS payload operations.  

This historic accomplishment, an �ڰ������� mission control center supporting on-orbit payload operations, is a significant milestone to ensure mission success ahead of Ax-1 and all �ڰ������� on-orbit operations that will follow on the road to a thriving low-Earth orbit economy.  

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