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Arianespace expects Ariane 6 to fly a total of 18 missions to help build Amazon’s planned 7,700-satellite Leo constellation.
Arianespace has confirmed that the next Ariane 6 mission will also carry Amazon satellites.
Arianespace demonstrated Ariane 6 in its full-power Ariane 64 configuration to support large-scale constellation deployments.
Arianespace conducted a successful first launch using the Ariane 64 rocket on February 12, 2026 to deploy the Leo satellites.
Arianespace planned to launch up to eight Ariane 6 flights in 2026.
Arianespace’s 2026 flight plans include the first flight of the upgraded Block II Ariane 64 variant featuring the more powerful P160C boosters.
Arianespace placed into orbit 32 satellites for Amazon LEO on February 12, 2026.
Arianespace inaugurated a new configuration of the Ariane 6 rocket by placing 32 Amazon Leo satellites into Low Earth Orbit.
Arianespace’s revenues declined from €1.4 billion in 2015 to €152 million in 2024.
Arianespace immediately completed a €200,020,000 capital increase through issuance of 10,001 new shares fully subscribed by ArianeGroup.
The mission was the first in a series of 18 launches contracted between Arianespace and Amazon Leo.
Arianespace is working to clear a backlog in order to ensure availability of Ariane 6 rockets for Europe’s IRIS2 secure communications constellation.
ArianeGroup’s subscription of new shares made Arianespace a wholly owned subsidiary of ArianeGroup.
Arianespace had €372 million in accumulated losses by the end of 2025.
The flight was the first mission for Arianespace’s Ariane 64 launcher, a configuration of the Ariane 6 platform that uses four boosters.
Arianespace’s Ariane 64 rocket conducted its first launch from French Guiana at 8:45am carrying 32 Amazon low-Earth-orbit satellites.
Arianespace launched the first Ariane 6 two-booster configuration (Ariane 62) in July 2024.
Arianespace carried out a capital restructuring in December 2025 that reduced its share capital to zero and cancelled all 37,206,901 existing shares.
The payload on the Ariane 64 mission was the heaviest payload Arianespace had placed into orbit.
Arianespace’s VA267 mission launched on February 12, 2026 using the Ariane 64 configuration of Ariane 6.