Sarajevo, Bosnia
Orbital ambition, built from SJJ Mission Control.
BASA leads a fast-moving experimental flight program uniting the PK, Hava, Yn, Sacrifice, Palette, and Lenasot lines under one mission: disciplined testing, aggressive altitude targets, and credible mission operations from Sarajevo International Airport.
Highest Apogee Recorded
3,863,568 studs
Palette 4, peak velocity ~7,880 km/h
Mission Summary
A compact launch organization with a real archive behind it.
PK Program
Historic BASA line built around unconventional thrust layouts, crew systems, and support vehicles, including the strongest documented PK climb by PK-2.
Yn Program
High-energy neo-architecture spacecraft focused on stable suborbital climbs, velocity optimization, and anomaly-driven iteration.
Sacrifice Program
Aryan Mahmutovic's high-performance BASA line after the original shared program was discontinued, still responsible for some of the agency's strongest suborbital record runs.
Hava Program
Experimental rockets pushing beyond the atmosphere, including early low Earth orbit attempts and multiple instructive failure cases.
Palette Series
Co-owned by Amar Podrug and Kerim Duric, currently holding the highest documented apogee in the BASA archive.
Lenasot Series
Adiyan Mahmutovic's high-performing line with repeated strong apogee and velocity results across multiple vehicles.
HOTASS Series
Ground support and field telemetry platforms operating as BASA's communications, antenna, and signal-service fleet.
MMC
BASA's compact atmospheric command bus for storm observation, intelligent detection, and structured mobile field operations.
Sweet / Seat Dreams
Amar Podrug's BASA line spanning Sweet Dreams 2 and the current archive speed leader, Seat Dreams Senior.
Cevap Series
Eman Duric's line currently represented by Cevap 1, one of the strongest mid-to-upper-tier BASA flights by velocity and altitude.
Ground Fleet
BASA ground vehicles operate like a cinematic support wing, not background equipment.
Top Records
The BASA archive now reflects newer leaders beyond the earlier Sacrifice-only record picture.
Palette 4
Reached 3,863,568 studs at roughly 7,880 km/h with no reported issues, making it the highest documented flight in the archive.
Seat Dreams Senior
Recorded roughly 9,730 km/h at 1,720,000 studs and currently stands as the fastest spacecraft by velocity in the BASA archive.
Lenasot 4
Reached 3,831,835 studs at roughly 8,062 km/h with no reported issues, placing it among the strongest known BASA flights.
Sacrifice 11neo
Reached 3,030,806 studs at roughly 8,049 km/h and remains one of the defining Sacrifice flights in BASA history.
Sweet Dreams 2
Reached 1,342,917 studs with peak velocity near 6,258 km/h, delivering a respectable BASA suborbital climb below the top neo-class flights.
Bosnia
The BASA identity stays tied to Bosnia, not just the vehicles.
