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Ariane Skynet 5C And Turksat 3A Launch Delayed To June 12

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by Staff Writers
 Paris, France (SPX) Jun 10, 2008
 Arianespace has set its next Ariane 5 mission for the evening of June 12 following the completion of additional launch vehicle verifications.

These were ordered by Arianespace after a software programming glitch was discovered during last week's original final countdown.

The upcoming flight will orbit a dual satellite payload of EADS Astrium's Skynet 5C spacecraft for U.K.-based operator Paradigm and the Thales Alenia Space-built Turksat 3A relay platform for Turksat of Turkey.

This 183rd launch of a vehicle from the Ariane family is part of Arianespace's sustained mission rate in 2008, during which seven Ariane 5 flights are planned.

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LAUNCH PAD
Independent Panel To Investigate Ariane 5 Software Glitch
 Kourou, French Guiana (SPX) Jun 06, 2008
 A software programming glitch discovered during final checks of last Friday's planned Ariane 5 ECA mission is under review by an independent group of experts, and will be fully solved before the dual-payload flight is rescheduled.






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