WASHINGTON — International Launch Services has hired a longtime United Launch Alliance executive as its new president as the company expands to offer Soyuz launch services and potentially human spaceflight missions.
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ANGARA 1.2
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15 Dec 2020
Russia Launches Angara-A5 Rocket on Second Flight Test
MOSCOW (Roscosmos PR) — Today, December 14, 2020, at 05:50 UTC, the Angara-A5 heavy-class carrier rocket was successfully launched from Russia’s Ministry of Defence State Test Space Center (Plesetsk cosmodrome) as part of flight design tests of the Angara rocket space complex. The launch vehicle was acquired by ground means of the VKS Titov Main Test Space Center.
23 Jun 2020
Restart Your Engines: Launchers Recalibrate After Pandemic Pause
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Other Contenders Look to the Future
12 Mar 2020
ILS hires new president, gets approval to market Soyuz
10 Oct 2019
Coverage of the Successful EUTELSAT 5 West B / Mission Extension Vehicle-1 Launch
Congratulations to our customers EUTELSAT 5 West B / Mission Extension Vehicle-1 on the launch of their respective satellites!
08 Oct 2019
Tune in Starting at 6 am Eastern Time on October 9 for the Launch Broadcast
Watch the EUTELSAT 5 West B / Mission Extension Vehicle-1 launch broadcast tomorrow starting at 6 am ET on the ILS website: http://e5wbmev1.imgondemand.com/
07 Oct 2019
EUTELSAT 5 West B / Mission Extension Vehicle-1 Spacecrafts Arrive at Launch Pad 39
The Integrated Launch Vehicle and the EUTELSAT 5 West B / Mission Extension Vehicle-1 spacecrafts are now at Launch Pad 39! All testings and the countdown rehearsal were completed successfully.
04 Oct 2019
Integrated Launch Vehicle Rollout to Pad 39 Scheduled for Saturday, October 5
The State Commission has approved the Integrated Launch Vehicle rollout to Pad 39 on Saturday.
ILS manages and monitors every mission from inception to liftoff as well as post-launch. Each client works with a dedicated team to provide critical information for each step of the launch process. The mission integration and launch schedules created for customers detail all activities and timing for a successful launch program.
Last ILS Mission: EUTELSAT 5 West B / Mission Extension Vehicle-1