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China Rocket operates Jielong-3 commercially as a wholly owned subsidiary of the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology.
China Rocket launched several Jielong-3 rockets in 2024.
The Jielong-3 launch was operated by China Rocket Co. Ltd.
China Rocket’s rocket assembly plant first phase has an annual production capacity of 10 solid-fuel rockets, and the planned second phase will raise annual production capacity to 20 solid-fuel rockets by the end of the year.
China Rocket Co. Ltd. developed the Jielong-3 and is a commercial spinoff from CALT, which is a main launch vehicle manufacturing arm under the state-owned China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation.
The group of Chinese commercial launch firms had launched 11 times in 2023, surpassing the total of 10 missions conducted by Expace, CAS Space, China Rocket, Galactic Energy, and iSpace in 2022.
Only the state-owned China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology and its affiliated China Rocket company have previously launched from the sea using Long March 11 and Jielong-3 solid rockets.
China Rocket, affiliated with CASC, planned additional Jielong-3 launches in 2023 after debuting the vehicle with a sea launch in 2022.
China Rocket is constructing assembly and testing facilities in Shandong and aims to reach an annual production capacity of 20 rockets by the end of 2023.
China Rocket is working on a Jielong-4 rocket that would utilize a 500-ton-thrust solid engine.
China Rocket Co. Ltd. developed the Jielong-3 rocket.
The Lijian-1 is similar in capabilities to the Jielong-3 (Smart Dragon-3) rocket developed by China Rocket, a spinoff from the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology (CALT).
China Rocket, a CASC spinoff, has launched one Jielong-1 ("Smart Dragon") rocket and plans to launch the larger Jielong-3 in the second half of 2022.
China Rocket, spun off from CASC, plans to launch the Jielong-3 solid rocket from a sea platform before the end of August.
China Rocket plans to launch the first Jielong-3 solid rocket during 2022.
China Rocket states the Jielong-3 will be capable of lifting 1,500 kg into a 500-kilometer sun-synchronous orbit and carry up to 20 satellites.
China Rocket plans to launch the first Jielong-3 solid rocket during 2022.
China Rocket, a CASC spinoff, developed and successfully launched the Jielong-1 solid rocket but the vehicle has not flown since August 2019.
The larger Jielong-3 developed by China Rocket was planned for a test flight in 2022.
State-owned spinoffs China Rocket and Expace, and private companies Galactic Energy, iSpace, OneSpace, Deep Blue Aerospace, and Landspace are planning launches 2021.