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Europe's Ariane 6 rocket launch postponed due to 'anomaly'

Europe's Ariane 6 launcher will conduct its first commercial mission by launching a French military intelligence satellite on March 3, 2025, after several delays.
Europe's Ariane 6 is set for its first commercial mission on March 3, 2025, carrying a French military intelligence satellite into space.
This launch is essential for Europe to enhance its security autonomy following the US-Russia diplomatic changes, with strict precautions in place due to the satellite's military nature.
The CSO-3 satellite completes a trio of French military satellites, bolstering France's military capabilities, with shared images provided to the German and Belgian militaries.

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Le Monde

Ariane 6: New postponement of the first commercial launch of the rocket

A "ground anomaly" has been detected, and the rocket, which must carry a French military satellite into space, cannot be launched until Wednesday. On Monday, SpaceX d'Elon Musk also cancelled at the last minute the launch of the eighth test flight of its mega-fuel Starship.

7 hours ago·Paris, France

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Observador

Ariane 6. First commercial launch of the European rocket postponed for the third time

A European rocket should have left French Guiana to place the CSO-3 satellite into orbit. It would be the first time that Ariane 6 would fly for commercial purposes, but it didn't happen again.

12 hours ago·Portugal

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abc

Postponed the first commercial launch of the European Ariane 6 rocket by a ‘ground anomaly’

The first commercial launch of the European Ariane 6 rocket to take place this Monday has been postponed due to a 'ground anomaly' declared Arianespace CEO David Cavaillolès. 'The only possible decision now is to postpone the launch', which 'will not take place today', said Cavaillolès, 30 minutes before the scheduled take-off. 'I have no doubt that we will fly again soon,' he added.The launch of this rocket, with which Europe wishes to strength…

Launch of Europe's Ariane 6 rocket stopped

The Ariane 6 is intended to secure Europe's independent access to space and to transport satellites into space. In the summer, the launcher launched successfully. Shortly before its first commercial deployment, however, the launch was now cancelled.

13 hours ago·Hamburg, Germany

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