Ariane 62 | Maiden Flight

Maiden Flight of the Ariane 62 launch vehicle, carrying ten cubesats, two deployers, five experiments, and two reentry capsules.

Test Flight · Low Earth Orbit (LEO)

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• Ariane 6 first flight (Official broadcast) — European Space Agency, ESA
• Ariane 6 first flight - clean feed (Official broadcast) — European Space Agency, ESA
• Premier vol d'Ariane 6 (Diffusion officielle) — European Space Agency, ESA
• Erstflug der Ariane 6 (Offizielle Übertragung) — European Space Agency, ESA

1. T−5H26MStage 2 LOX Load
2. T−5H6MStage 2 LH2 Load
3. T−7SIgnition
4. P0DLiftoff
5. P0DBooster Ignition
6. T+2M16SBooster Separation
7. T+3M39SFairing Separation
8. T+7M35SMECO
9. T+7M41SStage 2 Separation
10. T+7M50SSES-1
11. T+18M32SSECO-1
12. T+56M20SSES-2
13. T+56M42SSECO-2
14. T+1H5M53SPayload Deployment Sequence Start
15. T+2H37M15SSES-3
16. T+2H37M43SSECO-3
17. T+2H40M13SPayload Deployment Sequence End
18. T+3HAtmospheric Entry

• Successful maiden flight of Ariane 6 from liftoff to payload separation in orbit. An APU anomaly prevented the deorbit burn from happening, the reentry capsules will therefore remain attached to the second stage in orbit.

  Nosu · 7/9/2024 · source

• Liftoff

  Nosu · 7/9/2024 · source

• Official Webcast by European Space Agency, ESA has started

  LL2 · 7/9/2024 · source

• T-0 delayed by an hour

  Nosu · 7/9/2024 · source

• Updated launch window.

  Cosmic_Penguin · 7/3/2024 · source

• Added launch window.

  Cosmic_Penguin · 6/25/2024 · source

• Targeting July 9

  Nosu · 6/5/2024 · source

• NET early July.

  Cosmic_Penguin · 5/21/2024 · source

• Targeting between June 15 and July 31, 2024

  Nosu · 11/30/2023 · source

• NET April-May 2024.

  Cosmic_Penguin · 10/11/2023 · source