Red Canyon Supports General Atomics

Red Canyon is proud to support General Atomics and Swordfish, an unclassified spacecraft architecture effort building a reusable flight software foundation for future missions.

Designed around a three-spacecraft concept (two LEO, one near-GEO), the team is grounding the architecture in real-world hardware interfaces to ensure it’s practical and implementation-ready.

With final builds scheduled for completion in 2026–2027, Swordfish will provide a scalable starting point for programs moving into mission execution. Our team is excited to contribute and strengthen our new collaboration with General Atomics!

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