Model of the Lynx at full size, exhibited in Amsterdam in 2012
XCOR Aerospace is an American company that developed the Lynx spacecraft. However, its development was suspended in 2016 and a third of the staff were fired.
In June 2014, XCOR Aerospace took over the Dutch company Space Expedition Corporation (SXC), which was planning to perform Lynx flights from Caribbean Spaceport planned on Curaçao.
XCOR is still developing new technologies, including the 8H21, a 3D-powered superstage rocket engine based on liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen that is a candidate for ULA's Advanced Cryogenic Evolved Stage and materials for lightweight plastic fuel tanks for missiles of .
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