Latitude is designing its Zephyr launcher for a 100-kg payload to low Earth orbit.
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PARIS—Latitude’s Zephyr microlauncher will fly at the end of next year, a one-year delay from its earlier schedule, Commercial Director Adeline Pitrois said Sept. 17. The setback, despite technical progress, illustrates the difficulty for the micro- to minilauncher industry developing in Europe...
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