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ArianeGroup transferred the four P120C boosters for the first Ariane 64 flight to the launch pad at Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana.
On 8 October 2025, Martin Sion decided not to seek the renewal of his mandate as CEO of ArianeGroup.
Christophe Bruneau will assume the role of CEO of ArianeGroup on 1 April.
ArianeGroup is working to quickly ramp up to its maximum launch cadence.
ArianeGroup was founded in 2015.
ArianeGroup's Board of Directors appointed Christophe Bruneau as CEO, succeeding Martin Sion.
André-Hubert Roussel became ArianeGroup chief executive in early 2019 and served for four years before being replaced by Martin Sion in April 2023.
ArianeGroup is jointly owned by Airbus and Safran.
Martin Sion became CEO of ArianeGroup in April 2023.
MaiaSpace was founded as a subsidiary of ArianeGroup in 2022.
Alain Charmeau became ArianeGroup's first chief executive and served for four years.
MaiaSpace was spun out of ArianeGroup and operates engineering offices near Paris with a factory in Vernon that is part of an ArianeGroup facility.
ArianeGroup invested €125 million in MaiaSpace as initial support for development.
Arianegroup is ramping up operations with the Ariane 6 launch vehicle.
Arianegroup is only a few months behind its two-year-old planning schedule for Ariane 6.
Thales Alenia Space previously signed a contract with ArianeGroup in June during the Paris Air Show to supply 128 Neutralization Units (NFU).
Arianegroup plans to conduct three or more Ariane 64 launches in the next few months.
MaiaSpace was founded in 2022 as a wholly owned subsidiary of ArianeGroup.
The mission, named VA267 (LE-01 for Amazon Leo), will begin the first of 18 scheduled launches of Ariane 6 to support the deployment of the Amazon Leo constellation.
Arianespace will launch 32 Amazon Leo satellites on February 12 with the Ariane 64 launch vehicle from the European Spaceport in French Guiana.