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New York Times • Kenneth Chang

SpaceX Starship Test Ends in Explosion, FAA Grounds Florida Flights

SpaceX's Starship experienced another test flight failure, resulting in debris scattering over the Caribbean and leading to FAA-imposed ground stops at Florida airports. This marks the second consecutive failure for Starship's upper stage, raising concerns about program delays.

2025-03-06T14:10:02.182725-08:00

Reuters

Ariane 6's Maiden Commercial Flight Delivers CSO-3 for French Military

2025-03-06T08:55:19.048250-08:00

Florida Today

FAA Grounds SpaceX Falcon 9 After In-Flight Failure

2024-07-12T11:06:37.213920-07:00

Spaceflight Now

Ariane 6 Commercial Launch Postponed Due to Ground Systems Issue

2025-03-03T06:13:20.242833-08:00

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European Spaceflight

Exotrail Secures Multi-Launch Deal with MaiaSpace for SpaceVan Missions French startup Exotrail has signed a multi-launch agreement with MaiaSpace to deploy its SpaceVan orbital transfer vehicle to LEO. The deal marks MaiaSpace's entry into commercial launch services, with the first mission slated for as early as 2027.

2025-03-20T23:18:53.509990-07:00

Exotrail Secures Multi-Launch Deal with MaiaSpace for SpaceVan Missions

thenextweb.com

Pangea Aerospace Secures €23M for 3D-Printed Aerospike Engines Spain's Pangea Aerospace has secured a €23 million Series A investment to advance its 3D-printed aerospike rocket engine technology. The funding round was led by Hyperion Fund with participation from Primo Capital and CDTI Innvierte, boosting European space propulsion capabilities.

2025-03-19T01:17:54.068247-07:00

Pangea Aerospace Secures €23M for 3D-Printed Aerospike Engines

challenges.fr

ArianeGroup Achieves Profitability with Successful Ariane 6 Launch After posting a €19 million loss in 2023, ArianeGroup has returned to profitability in 2024. The year 2025 began positively with the successful launch of Ariane 6 on March 6, marking a potential rebound for the company.

2025-03-17T06:47:45.357993-07:00

ArianeGroup Achieves Profitability with Successful Ariane 6 Launch

SpaceNews.com

Arianespace Cites Geopolitics for Rising Ariane 6 Demand Arianespace has noted an increase in institutional demand for the Ariane 6 launch vehicle, driven by Europe's pursuit of strategic autonomy in response to current geopolitical dynamics. This development follows the successful second flight of Ariane 6, which has bolstered confidence in Europe's launch capabilities.

2025-03-11T10:59:40.047315-07:00

Arianespace Cites Geopolitics for Rising Ariane 6 Demand

New York Times

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SpaceX Starship Test Ends in Explosion, FAA Grounds Florida Flights SpaceX's Starship experienced another test flight failure, resulting in debris scattering over the Caribbean and leading to FAA-imposed ground stops at Florida airports. This marks the second consecutive failure for Starship's upper stage, raising concerns about program delays.

2025-03-06T14:10:02.182725-08:00

SpaceX Starship Test Ends in Explosion, FAA Grounds Florida Flights

Space Intel Report

Ariane 6 Launch Marks New Era Amid Industry Shifts Ariane 6's first commercial launch signifies a critical juncture for ArianeGroup, as industry dynamics evolve with major players like SpaceX influencing market strategies. Philippe Baptiste reflects on the launch's implications in a sector redefining itself amid competitive pressures.

2025-03-06T11:19:05.187604-08:00

Ariane 6 Launch Marks New Era Amid Industry Shifts

Reuters

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Ariane 6's Maiden Commercial Flight Delivers CSO-3 for French Military On its first operational mission, Ariane 6 successfully launched the Airbus-built CSO-3 satellite for the French Armed Forces from the European Spaceport in French Guiana on March 6. This mission highlights European autonomous access to space and marks a significant milestone for European defense capabilities.

2025-03-06T08:55:19.048250-08:00

Ariane 6's Maiden Commercial Flight Delivers CSO-3 for French Military

Spaceflight Now

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Ariane 6 Commercial Launch Postponed Due to Ground Systems Issue Arianespace postponed the first commercial launch of the Ariane 6 rocket due to ground systems issues. Originally set for March 3 in French Guiana, the mission included deploying the CSO-3 military satellite. A new launch date has not been announced.

2025-03-03T06:13:20.242833-08:00

Ariane 6 Commercial Launch Postponed Due to Ground Systems Issue

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