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Ariane 6

retired
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Launched 7/9/2024
Technical Specifications
Verified technical details
Dry Mass
1600 kg
Total Mass
7711 kg
Power
Unknown
Design Life
Unknown
Stakeholders

Operator

European Space Agency (ESA)

Manufacturer

European Space Agency (ESA)
Launch Mission

Dummy Payload

7/9/2024

Entity Mentions
All verified mentions of this entity in source documents

LE-01 (Leo Europe 1) is the first of 18 Leo missions using the four-booster variant of Ariane 6.

Mentioned as: Ariane 6Source

Arianespace plans to conduct 7-8 Ariane 6 missions in 2026.

Mentioned as: Ariane 6Source

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.

Mentioned as: Ariane 6Source

Arianegroup is ramping up operations with the Ariane 6 launch vehicle.

Mentioned as: Ariane 6Source

Ariane 6 showed an immediate ramp-up compared to other launch vehicles.

Mentioned as: Ariane 6Source

ESA claimed to have achieved the fastest ramp-up to 5 flights of a recent heavy launcher worldwide.

Mentioned as: Ariane 6Source

Europe's launcher sector is a clear winner at the European Space Agency.

Mentioned as: Ariane 6Source

The expected manifest for Arianespace's Ariane 6 launches includes Amazon Leo LE-01 scheduled for February 12, LE-02, LE-03 scheduled for May, MTG-I2 in Q3, MetOpSG-B1 in Q3, LE-04, Galileo L15 in late 2026, and Plato in December or January 2027.

Mentioned as: Ariane 6Source

SWISSto12 argues that it can provide lower-cost access to GEO as the need for sovereign satcom infrastructure increases.

Mentioned as: Ariane 6Source

SWISSto12 plans an inaugural launch for the HummingSat small GEO satellite platform in 2027.

Mentioned as: Ariane 6Source
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