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Ex‑NASA Deputy Administrator Fred Gregory joins Starfighters Space (FJET) advisory board
Starfighters Space (FJET) named retired astronaut and former NASA Deputy Administrator Frederick D. Gregory as the inaugural member of a newly formed Strategic Advisory Board. Gregory’s NASA leadership, test‑pilot background and experience flying the F‑104 (the exact aircraft FJET operates) boosts credibility as the company scales Mach‑2+ flight testing and advances its STARLAUNCH air‑launch program, but the appointment is advisory only and does not represent a contract or revenue.
FJET to join Russell 3000 on June 29; no financing announced
Starfighters Space (FJET) will be added to the Russell 3000 effective June 29, 2026, which should attract index/passive inflows but does not involve any new share issuance or financing. The piece also cites the reported SpaceX (SPCX) IPO as a sector-level catalyst, but no offering, proceeds, warrant terms, or closing dates for FJET are disclosed. Timing: Same-day dilution is possible, but the press release does not provide a firm first-dilution date.
FJET Form 3 — VP Jose Arias files initial report showing zero ownership
FJET filed SEC Form 3. Jose Arnoldo Arias, Vice President of Space Operations for Starfighters Space, Inc. (FJET), filed an initial Form 3 reporting that he beneficially owns no shares or derivative securities as of the 05/11/2026 event date. The Form 3 was signed and filed on 05/26/2026 under Section 16(a) (initial statement of beneficial ownership).
FJET inks MOU with Mu‑G to pursue NASA parabolic/microgravity flight capability
Starfighters Space (FJET) signed a memorandum of understanding with Mu‑G Technologies and jointly responded to a NASA Armstrong RFI seeking parabolic flight services, and will host Mu‑G's Dassault Falcon 50 at Midland for modification, flight testing and FAA certification. The partnership would offer microgravity, reduced-/hyper-gravity and supersonic test regimes using the Falcon 50 plus Starfighters' F‑104 fleet, positioning FJET to compete to restore a domestic commercial microgravity capability — note this is an MOU/RFI response, not a firm NASA contract.