Raven Aerostar is shaping the stratospheric market with the world's most advanced and reliable lighter-than-air technologies.
Raven Aerostar's Thunderhead Balloon Systems have made long duration and navigational stratospheric missions a proven reality.
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Raven Aerostar’s Super Pressure Balloons offer groundbreaking scientific, engineering, and communication advances in the stratosphere.
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Raven Aerostar's Zero Pressure Balloons have been used as highly reliable platforms by scientific and military end-users since the late 1940’s.
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Raven Aerostar's Sounding Balloons have been used to gather meteorological data in the most demanding conditions for decades.
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Stratospheric Airships leverage power-driven navigational capabilities to serve dynamic missions.
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Offering groundbreaking capabilities for navigation and persistence over areas of interest
Learn MoreFocusing on the wellness of mind, body, and spirit, our enduring value of Peak Performance inspires our team members to be our best. Travis Anderson, Raven Aerostar Project Manager II, sets a prime example within his Raven network, challenging himself in all three areas and encouraging his teammates to do the same. Congratulations, Travis, for being named May's Team Member Spotlight winner!
Annjeanel Marshall, Production Supervisor, is January’s Team Member Spotlight winner! Annjeanel demonstrates a passion and dedication for quality in her work. She is a first responder to manufacturing deficiencies, taking the time to audit and verify that the desired level of craftsmanship is present throughout all stages of manufacturing. Her commitment to quality showed this past summer, as she worked many early-morning hours to help meet key deadlines for our customers.
Congratulations to Rich Schmit, Engineering Technician, for being named December's Team Member Spotlight winner! Rich played a key role in starting up automation capabilities for Raven Aerostar’s newest production line in Madison, building the Individual Equipment Carrier (IEC) Bag. He continues to seek feedback to improve the machines, removing a lot of human error in complex manufacturing processes.