Arianespace
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Q309867
European commercial space transportation company
Website, Wikimedia, Wikidata
France:
Albert Einstein ATV – Ariane 5 – Ariane 5 ECA – Ariane 5 ECA+ – Ariane 5ES – Ariane 5G – Ariane 5G+ – Ariane 5GS – Ariane flight VA224 – Ariane flight VA233 – Ariane flight VA234 – Ariane flight VA235 – Ariane flight VA239 – Ariane flight VA240 – Ariane flight VA242 – Ariane flight VA243 – Ariane flight VA244 – Ariane flight VA245 – Ariane flight VA246 – Ariane flight VA247 – Ariane flight VA248 – Ariane flight VA249 – Ariane flight VA250 – Ariane flight VA253 – Ariane flight VA254 – Ariane flight VA255 – Ariane flight VA256 – Ariane flight VA257 – Ariane flight VA262 – BepiColombo – Edoardo Amaldi ATV – ELA-3 – ELA-4 – Ensemble de Lancement Soyouz – Ensemble de Lancement Vega – Georges Lemaître ATV – Hera – Johannes Kepler ATV – Jules Verne ATV – Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer – Rosetta – SMART-1 – Vega flight VV01 – Vega flight VV02 – Vega flight VV03 – Vega flight VV04 – Vega flight VV05 – Vega flight VV06 – Vega flight VV07 – Vega flight VV08 – Vega flight VV09 – Vega flight VV10 – Vega flight VV11 – Vega flight VV12 – Vega flight VV13 – Vega flight VV14 – Vega flight VV15 – Vega flight VV16 – Vega flight VV17 – Vega flight VV18 – Vega flight VV19 – Vega flight VV20 – Vega flight VV23 – Vega-C flight VV21 – Vega-C flight VV22 –
Ireland:
EirSat-1 –
Japan:
A contract signed on 30 April 2024 between ESA and Arianespace ensures a ride into orbit for the Smile mission on a Vega-C rocket. Smile is a collaboration between ESA and the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS).
Courcouronnes Arianespace| Type | Description | Date | Keywords | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| link | Freebase entry@ | Wikidata | |||
| launchpad | ELA-3 | 1996 | launch pad, European Space Agency, Arianespace, France | Wikidata | |
| launchpad | ELA-4 | 2020 | launch pad, Arianespace, France | Wikidata | |
| launchpad | Ensemble de Lancement Soyouz | 2011 | launch pad, Arianespace, France | Wikidata | |
| launchpad | Ensemble de Lancement Vega | 2012 | launch pad, Arianespace | Wikidata | |
| image | A contract signed on 30 April 2024 between ESA and Arianespace ensures a ride into orbit for the Smile mission on a Vega-C rocket. Smile is a collaboration between ESA and the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS). | 2024 | Wikimedia | ||
| image | Courcouronnes Arianespace | 2012 | Wikimedia | ||
