The SES-6 commercial communications satellite was successfully launched at 0918 GMT on 3 June 2013 by a Russian-built Proton M/Breeze M from the Baikonur space centre, near Tyuaratam, Kazakhstan. The satellite is not planned to be separated from the Breeze M (Briz M) upper stage until 0049 GMT on 4 June.
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