Nozzle Redesign Postpones Next Vega-C Launch To Late 2024

October 02, 2023
The Vega C

Vega C

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LYON–The need to redesign the Vega-C light- to medium-lift launcher’s second-stage nozzle is causing another delay for the fledgling program, with return to flight now planned for the fourth quarter of 2024. The Oct. 2 announcement by the European Space Agency (ESA) is another major setback for...

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