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Previous Launch(es)
Date: May 30
Launch Vehicle: Proton M
Payload: Yamal 601
Launch Site: Baikonur
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Date: 12 July 2019
Launch Vehicle:: Proton M
Payload: Spektr RG
Launch Site: Baikonur
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01.06.2019
The Proton M / Breeze M integrated launch vehicle was launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome on May 30 at 8:42 pm (Moscow time) and successfully injected the Yamal-601 telecommunication satellite into orbit for the Russian satellite operator JSC Gazprom Space Systems.
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06.03.2019
In collaboration with Roscosmos State Corporation, Khrunichev Center developed a three-year “Program to Maintain Proton M LV and Breeze M Upper Stage Reliability during the 2016-2018 timeframe.”
Nearly 60 activities have been implemented under this program.
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26.02.2019
A Proton-M launch vehicle was sent from Khrunichev Space Center in Moscow to the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan via train on February 26.The Proton, along with a DM-03 upper stage created at RSC Energia, will be used to launch the Russian Spektr-RG spacecraft. All activities related to sending the Proton to Baikonur passed normally.
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23.06.2020
Tiphaine Louradour took over as president of International Launch Services (ILS) in March, just as the pandemic was sweeping the globe. She says she spent her first week as president at the SATELLITE show in Washington D.C., and was in ILS’s office for approximately half of a work day before the company transitioned to remote work. Now, she is video conferencing with customers around the world, instead of traveling for in-person meetings.
14.03.2018
“Since its introduction in the fall of 2016, and following the first firm launch order for the vehicle at that time, the Proton Medium has continued to gain traction and interest in the marketplace,” said Kirk Pysher, President of ILS. “Customers continue to look for vehicles that are right-sized for new-generation missions but also provide compelling value and launch vehicle diversity.” Pysher continued, “We look forward to the upcoming launches starting next year.”
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