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Tue, Mar 20, 2018

ILS Secures Additional Launch Orders For Proton Medium Vehicle

Missions Scheduled To Begin In Late 2019

ILS, a leading provider of commercial launch services, announced multiple launch assignments for Proton Medium launches that will include the use of both the 14-foot and the new 17-foot payload fairings. The missions will take place beginning in late 2019 from Pad 24 at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.

The Proton Medium launch vehicle is an optimized 2-stage version of the heritage Proton Breeze M vehicle. The medium class vehicle serves the lighter weight satellites in the 3.5 to 6 metric ton range with the capability to launch single, dual or multiple satellites to a variety of orbits.

The Proton Medium vehicle utilizes either the 14-foot or 17-foot payload fairing with the benefits of the standard, flight-proven Proton Breeze M configuration and spacecraft insertion history.

“Since its introduction in the fall of 2016, and following the first firm launch order for the vehicle at that time, the Proton Medium has continued to gain traction and interest in the marketplace,” said Kirk Pysher, President of ILS. “Customers continue to look for vehicles that are right-sized for new-generation missions but also provide compelling value and launch vehicle diversity.” Pysher continued, “We look forward to the upcoming launches starting next year.”

(Image provided with ILS news release)

FMI: www.ilslaunch.com

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