Voyager’s Griffin-1 On Track for the Moon
Business Wire•13/10/2026•09:00 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤Griffin-1 completes acceptance testing ahead of targeted late-2026 lunar launch
- ➤Mission will carry 10 payloads from six countries to the lunar South Pole
- ➤Voyager plans final preparations before shipping Griffin-1 to Cape Canaveral
- ➤Griffin-1 is designed to support future lunar infrastructure and Moon Base Phase I
Expert Statements
Dylan Taylor, Chairman and CEO of Voyager
“Griffin-1 marks a turning point for commercial lunar infrastructure”
Dylan Taylor, Chairman and CEO of Voyager
“We are an enabler in building the transportation layer for the lunar economy: the logistics, access and systems that make sustained operations on the Moon possible.”
Dylan Taylor, Chairman and CEO of Voyager
“When Griffin touches down, it will be the largest commercial payload delivery in lunar history.”
Dylan Taylor, Chairman and CEO of Voyager
“The team has put years of work into this mission, and we are focused on getting Griffin to the Moon and putting that capability to work.”
John Thornton, Executive vice president of Voyager
“Completing integration and environmental testing on a mission this complex reflects the quality and discipline of the team”
John Thornton, Executive vice president of Voyager
“Every payload on Griffin’s manifest represents a customer and a capability, and each contributes to the operational knowledge base we need to make the Moon a place where people can reliably live and work.”
John Thornton, Executive vice president of Voyager
“That’s the foundation we’re here to deliver.”
Griffin-1 completes acceptance testing, passing major milestone ahead of lunar launch
Voyager Technologies (NYSE: VOYG) announced Griffin Mission One (Griffin-1), the company’s infrastructure-class lunar lander, successfully completed acceptance testing, a critical milestone on the path to its targeted launch to the Moon in late 2026.
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