EU Commission: EU Governments Will Need 14 Ariane 6 Missions in 2031. Production Now Is 10 per Year, so We Have a Problem
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The European Union plans to increase the number of its satellite launches six times between now and 2034 in order to significantly increase its military satellite constellation in orbit. According to the Financial Times, European Commissioner for Defense and Space Andrius Kubilius announced that the number of government agencies
The European Union is forced to search for launch sites beyond its borders to achieve satellite launch targets, stated Euro-Commissioner for Defence and Space, Andrews Kubillius. By 2034, the European Union will need 62 launches per year, while at present the Ariane 6 missile at the main space launch site in French Guiana can only provide 10 launches annually. As a result, Brussels is considering the possibility of using sites in Norway, Great B…
European Union (EU) Commissioner for Defence and Space, Andrius Kubilius, said that Europe has overcome its crisis regarding launch vehicles but is facing a new capacity gap due to increasing demand for satellites.
'We must fill this gap,' Kubilius says
EU Projects 14 Annual Ariane 6 Launches Required by 2031, Exceeding Current Production Capacity – SatNews
On Sept. 23, 2026, speaking at the European Commission’s 2nd Access to Space Conference in Brussels, European Commissioner for Defense and Space Andrius Kubilius stated that European institutional missions will […]
The EU is developing strategies to close the critical capacity gap in access to space; cooperation, investment and infrastructure are priority objectives. 🚆
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