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Inmarsat books Proton in case SpaceX Falcon Heavy is any further delayed

by David Todd | Mar 8, 2016 | Add category, commercial launch services, Russia

Inmarsat has taken out an option for a launch on an ILS (International Launch Services) Proton rocket in case its plan to launch the Hellas-Sat 3/Europasat on a Falcon Heavy falters. That launch was booked to take place in late 2016, however, SpaceX has now moved this...

Launcher leaders: Interview with Kirk Pysher, President of ILS

by David Todd | Jan 4, 2016 | commercial launch services, Russia, Seradata News

After being hampered by Proton rocket reliability issues, a combination of launch price cuts and the industry’s acknowledgment of the need for more launch options, has allowed International Launch Services (ILS) to bounce back in the space launch market. As ILS looks...

Russia and China end year with a flurry of launches including the first for Russia’s new Angara A5

by David Todd | Jan 1, 2015 | China, commercial launch services, Launches, Russia, Satellites, Soyuz

The dying days of a year are traditionally the time when Russia and China launch a number of payloads into orbit while Western nations are distracted as they celebrate their Christmas festival.  And this year was no exception. On 23 December at 0557 GMT from the...

Russian Express AM-6 comsat is launched by Proton but it undershot target orbit (Updated)

by David Todd | Oct 22, 2014 | Launches, Russia, Satellites

A Proton M Breeze M launch vehicle launched the Express AM-6 communications spacecraft for the Russian Satellite Communications Company (Komischeskaya Svyaz) at 1509 GMT on 21 October 2014.  The launch took place from the Baikonur Cosmodrome near Tyuratam,...

Proton is back in play with launch of Luch (Olymp) military comsat as cause of previous Proton failure is revealed

by David Todd | Oct 16, 2014 | commercial launch services, Russia, Satellites

A new Russian military communications satellite called Luch (Olymp) was launched at 2023 GMT on 27 September 2014 by a Proton M launch vehicle.  The satellite, which was built by ISS Reshetnev using the OLIMP-K (11K166) bus, will operate from a position of 167 degrees...
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