Long March 3

Nusantara-2 is an Indonesian satellite based on a DFH-4 platform scheduled for April to launch on a Long March 3B rocket.

VeneSat-1 entered service in January 2009 about three months after launching on a Chinese Long March 3B rocket.

The Long March 7A launches from the coastal Wenchang spaceport, giving it a flightpath over the sea, unlike the Long March 3B which launches from Xichang and results in spent stages frequently falling on inhabited areas.

The Long March 7A uses a 3.35-meter-diameter kerolox core and four 2.25-meter-diameter side boosters and includes an additional hydrolox third stage adapted from the Long March 3B to enable GTO missions.

A Long March 3B rocket arrived at the Xichang Satellite Launch Center on 2020-02-14.

Both upcoming Beidou missions will launch single satellites to geosynchronous transfer orbit using enhanced hypergolic Long March 3B rockets.

The Long March 7A could potentially replace the Long March 3B for some GTO launches, while the Long March 3B launches from Xichang in Sichuan province and drops spent stages over inhabited areas.

A Long March 3B launched the classified TJSW-5 technology test satellite into geosynchronous transfer orbit from Xichang late Monday.

The Long March 7A is a modified version of Long March 7 that includes a liquid hydrogen-liquid oxygen third stage inherited from the Long March 3 series and will launch from Wenchang in the near future.

A spent stage from the Long March 3B launch destroyed a home downrange following the 2019-11-22 launch.

China had attempted 28 launches in 2019, including two failures, as of the time of the 2019-11-22 Long March 3B mission.

A Long March 3B launched from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center at 7:55 p.m. Eastern on Friday, 2019-11-22.

ChinaSat-18 was launched on 2019-08-19 atop a Long March 3B launch vehicle from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center.

A Long March 3B launch of a Beidou navigation satellite was scheduled to possibly take place from Xichang shortly after the 2019-11-02 launch.

A Long March 3B launched two Beidou navigation and positioning satellites into medium Earth orbit from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center on 2019-09-22.

The 1995 failure of a Chinese Long March 2E carrying Apstar-6 and the 1996 failure of a Long March 3B carrying Intelsat-708 led to a U.S. crackdown on satellite technology exports involving Loral and Hughes.

ChinaSat-18 was insured for $250,000,000 and reportedly failed to deploy its solar arrays after its 2019-08-19 launch aboard a Long March 3B rocket.

ChinaSat-18 was launched on 2019-08-19 aboard a Long March 3B rocket.