Arianespace Sees Busy 2022 For Space Launchers

January 07, 2022
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The Ariane 5 launch of the James Webb Space Telescope was the highlight of Arianespace's 2021.
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LYON, France—Arianespace may perform up to 17 launches in 2022 with its family of Ariane, Soyuz and Vega rockets, according to CEO Stephane Israel. That total would make 2022 an extremely busy year and should be seen as the company’s maximum number of launches, he said, speaking at Arianespace’s...

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