Theme: Trust
Date published: December 18, 2006

Publication: Space News

Ariane 5 completed another highly successful year of operations with its on-target mission December 8. The five Ariane 5 flights performed during 2006 orbited a total of 10 satellites and one auxiliary passenger – more than all of the competitors combined.

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Theme: Trust
Date published: December 11, 2006

Publication: Space News

Arianespace’s 12th new payload signed in 2006 is the Korea Aerospace Research Institute’s COMS-1 satellite. To be launched by Ariane 5, this 2,600-kg. spacecraft will be used for meteorological observation, ocean surveillance and telecommunications applications.

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Theme: Confidence
Date published: December 4, 2006

Publication: Space News

Arianespace's upcoming Ariane 5 mission will orbit new transponder capacity for two U.S. operators. SES AMERICOM's AMC-18 is the 25th SES GLOBAL satellite to use an Ariane launcher, and it will be lofted along with WildBlue Communication's WildBlue-1.

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Theme: Leadership
Date published: November 27, 2006

Publication: Space News

Arianespace leads the launch services industry once again in 2006, signing contracts for 11 commercial payloads so far this year. This brings to 278 the total number of satellite launches booked by Arianespace since its 1980 creation as the world’s first commercial space transportation provider.

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Theme: Confidence
Date published: November 20, 2006

Publication: Space News

Arianespace is proud to support WildBlue’s expanding two-way wireless Internet service. Coverage across the United States will triple with the introduction of WildBlue-1, the pioneering Ka-band satellite to be launched on Ariane 5’s next heavy-lift mission.

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Theme: Trust
Date published: November 13, 2006

Publication: Space News

TerreStar Networks selected Ariane 5 to orbit its next-generation mobile communications satellite fleet based on Arianespace’s service quality, success record and reputation. The launch of TerreStar I is set for 2007, and it will be the largest commercial communications satellite ever lofted.

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Theme: Cadence
Date published: November 6, 2006

Publication: Space News

Preparations are underway for Arianespace’s fifth Ariane 5 heavy-lift mission of 2006, which is to carry the WildBlue-1 and AMC-18 spacecraft. So far this year, Ariane 5s have delivered eight satellites into highly accurate geostationary transfer orbit, lofting a combined weight of more than 31,670 kg.

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Theme: Family
Date published: October 30, 2006

Publication: Space News

With a larger payload fairing and improved guidance system, Soyuz ST is flight proven for its 2008 service entry at Europe’s Spaceport. The latest Soyuz ST launch success on October 19 lofted Europe’s MetOp-A weather satellite from Baikonur Cosmodrome.

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Theme: Trust
Date published: October 23, 2006

Publication: Space News

Ariane 5’s heavy-lift mission on October 13 delivered the Optus D1 and DIRECTV 9S satellites with pinpoint accuracy. To date, Arianespace launchers have carried more than 600 metric tons of payloads into orbit.

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Theme: Family
Date published: October 16, 2006

Publication: Space News

Ariane 5 is the undisputed workhorse launch vehicle of the commercial marketplace. With its on-target accuracy and dual-satellite capability, Ariane 5 is a member of the Arianespace launcher family that delivers any payload, to any orbit, anytime.

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Theme: Trust
Date published: October 9, 2006

Publication: Space News

Arianespace launches the full range of spacecraft for security and defense missions. Helios IIB, the latest payload booked on Ariane 5, will further improve observation capabilities of Europe and its key allies when orbited in 2009.

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Theme: Flexibility
Date published: October 2, 2006

Publication: Space News

The heavy-lift champion Ariane 5 also has a light touch. For over 20 years, Arianespace has proudly provided launch opportunities for small spacecraft – including Japan’s LDREX-2 antenna demonstrator, to be carried on Ariane 5’s upcoming mission.

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Theme: Leadership
Date published: September 25, 2006

Publication: Space News

Arianespace introduced the commercial launch services concept 26 years ago. In a world of change, Arianespace’s longevity, stability and consistency make it the supplier of choice for satellite manufacturers and operators everywhere.

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Theme: Confidence
Date published: September 18, 2006

Publication: Space News

Arianespace has been selected to launch Germany's two SATCOMBw military communications satellites in 2008 . This brings to 29 the total number of national security payloads booked by Arianespace for NATO nations and allies.

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Theme: Cadence
Date published: September 11, 2006

Publication: Space News

Arianespace’s ability to maintain sustained Ariane 5 mission rates is demonstrated by its performance in 2006. The three Ariane 5s launched through August have orbited six satellites, more than both of its competitors combined.

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Theme: Leadership (triptych ad series)

Date published September 4, 2006

Publication: Space News

Arianespace continues to set the standard in commercial launch services. With its dual-satellite manifesting, Launch Re-Flight Guarantee, and mission assurance capabilities of the Launch Services Alliance, Arianespace constantly innovates to meet the needs of customers worldwide.

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Theme: Family

Vega will introduce a new level of performance for lightweight commercial, scientific and institutional satellite payloads. When in operational service, it will join the Arianespace launcher family that delivers any payload, to any orbit, any time.

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Theme: Flexibility

The venerable Soyuz will provide unmatched reliability for observation, navigation and communications payloads weighing up to 3,060 kg. when it joins the Arianespace launcher family at French Guiana in 2008.

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Theme: Trust
Date published: August 28, 2006

Publication: Space News

Arianespace’s high-performance Ariane 5 has once again demonstrated its powerful dual-payload capability. On August 11, the launcher successfully orbited Japan’s JCSAT-10 commercial telecom satellite and France’s Syracuse 3B military relay platform.

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Theme: Performance
Date published: August 14, 2006

Publication: Space News

With state-of-the-art facilities in equatorial French Guiana, Arianespace provides superior customer service – mission after mission. This is why 61 satellite operators worldwide have chosen Ariane to launch their most important payloads.

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Theme: Confidence
Date published: August 7, 2006

Publication: Space News

The world's leading satellite operators value Arianespace's high quality service. Japan's JSAT Corporation has entrusted Ariane 5 to launch JCSAT-10, its fifth spacecraft to be orbited by Arianespace.

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Theme: Experts
Date published: July 31, 2006

Publication: Space News

The two launch campaigns underway at Europe’s Spaceport underscore Arianespace’s ability to orbit customers’ spacecraft when they are ready. The workhorse Ariane 5 will launch four satellites in the next two months for customers in Asia, Europe and the U.S.

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Theme: Family
Date published: July 24, 2006

Publication: Space News

Ariane 5 is the undisputed workhorse launch vehicle of the commercial marketplace. With its on-target accuracy and dual-satellite capability, Ariane 5 is a member of the Arianespace launcher family that delivers any payload, to any orbit, anytime.

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Theme: Cadence
Date published: July 17, 2006

Publication: Space News

Ariane 5 ECA retains its position as the launch services industry’s vehicle of choice, with eight new contracts signed to date in 2006, and a total of six missions planned for the year.

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Theme: Trust
Date published: July 10, 2006

Publication: Space News

Arianespace’s 20-year relationship with Arabsat is reinforced by a new launch services contract for the BADR-6 telecommunications satellite, which will be orbited in the first half of 2008 on Ariane 5.

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Theme: Performance
Date published: July 3, 2006

Publication: Space News

The Ariane 5 ECA’s HM-7B upper stage engine set an industry record on May 27 with its 78th consecutive successful flight. In 17 years, the HM-7B has delivered more commercial payloads to orbit than any other propulsion system.

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Theme: Trust
Date published: June 26, 2006

Publication: Space News

Arianespace reinforced its market position with a new contract to launch VINASAT-1 for the Vietnam Posts and Telecommunications Corporation. This is the 275th payload signed by Arianespace, and the 53rd for an Asia-Pacific satellite operator.

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Theme: Cadence
Date published: June 19, 2006

Publication: Space News

Another Ariane 5 ECA is taking shape as Arianespace prepares for its third heavy-lift launch in 2006. The mission will again demonstrate the launcher’s dual payload flexibility, carrying the JCSAT-10 and Syracuse 3B communications satellites.

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Theme: Trust
Date published: June 12, 2006

Publication: Space News

Success in business comes from repeat customers. Arianespace has launched every spacecraft in the orbital fleet of Shin Satellite Public Company Ltd. We wish a long life to Thaicom 5, lofted by Ariane 5 on May 27.

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Theme: Performance
Date published: June 5, 2006

Publication: Space News

Ariane 5 set another heavy-lift world record by orbiting the Thaicom 5 and Satmex 6 satellites with a combined weight of more than 8,200 kg. This highly accurate mission brings the number of payloads launched by Arianespace to 235.

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Theme: Leadership
Date published: May 29, 2006

Publication: Space News

With seven new contracts signed to date in 2006, Arianespace remains the undisputed launch services leader. Our orderbook backlog of 41 payloads is the industry’s largest, guaranteeing sustained launch tempo and mission flexibility for customers.

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Theme: Cadence
Date published: May 22, 2006

Publication: Space News

Arianespace's service motto is: "two tables, no waiting." With our dual operational launch tables for Ariane 5, and the Spaceport's world-class payload processing facilities, Arianespace has the flexibility to launch your satellite when it is ready.

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Theme: Trust
Date published: May 15, 2006

Publication: Space News

Arianespace is proud of its selection to launch SCC's SUPERBIRD-7 for Mitsubishi Electric, the first Japanese manufacturer to enter the commercial satellite market. During Arianespace's two decades in Japan, the company has signed 23 of the country's satellites for Ariane missions.

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Theme: Family
Date published: May 8, 2006

Publication: Space News

State-of-the-art launch facilities are taking shape at Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana for the medium-lift Soyuz, marrying the unmatched reliability of this workhorse vehicle with the world's most modern launch infrastructure.

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Theme: Experts
Date published: May 1, 2006

Publication: Space News

Ariane 5 is the heavy-lift launcher of choice for spacecraft manufacturers, operators and space agencies around the world. Since entering commercial service in 1999, Ariane 5s have placed more than 101,000 kg. of satellite payloads into orbit.

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Theme: Family
Date published: April 24, 2006

Publication: Space News

Vega will introduce a new level of performance for lightweight commercial, scientific and institutional satellite payloads. Entering service in 2008, it will join the Arianespace launcher family that delivers any payload, to any orbit, any time.

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Theme: Performance
Date published: April 17, 2006

Publication: Space News

Ariane 5 provides the most accurate orbital injection of any commercial launch system, placing spacecraft in the right orbit, every time. This on-target delivery maximizes the revenue-producing operations during a satellite's lifetime.

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Theme: Experts
Date published: April 10, 2006

Publication: Space News

The Spaceport in French Guiana is the world's most modern launch site. With the ability to process six satellites simultaneously, it has the capacity to handle payloads for Arianespace's family of Ariane 5, Soyuz and Vega launchers.

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Theme: Family/Soyuz
Date published: April 3, 2006

Publication: Space News

Soyuz is the benchmark for reliability - with more than 1,700 missions performed. To be operated from Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana, Soyuz is a member of the Arianespace launcher family that delivers any payload, to any orbit, anytime.

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Theme: Cadence
Date published: March 27, 2006

Publication: Space News

The heavy-lift Ariane 5's unrivaled dual-payload capability offers satellite operators more than 10 launch slot opportunities per year to GTO - a flight rate no single-mission launch system can match.

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Theme: Trust
Date published: March 20, 2006

Publication: Space News

Ariane 5 provided another on-target performance March 11 by accurately delivering the dual payload of SPAINSAT and HOT BIRD^TM 7A to GTO. We thank Hisdesat and Eutelsat for their continued confidence in Arianespace.

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Theme: Family
Date published: March 13, 2006

Publication: Space News

Ariane 5 is the undisputed workhorse launch vehicle of the commercial marketplace. With its on-target accuracy and dual-satellite capability, Ariane 5 is a member of the Arianespace launcher family that delivers any payload, to any orbit, anytime.

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Theme: Experts
Date published: March 6, 2006

Publication: Space News

Arianespace has orbited more than 140 satellites on dual-payload missions during the past 25 years. With the Ariane 5's heavy-lift capacity, our expert team can integrate satellites with the combined weight of nearly 10 metric tons for launches to GTO.

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Theme: Performance
Date published: February 27, 2006

Publication: Space News

Ariane 5's dual-payload capability provides unmatched launch rates to meet our customers' requirements. This proven capacity was demonstrated by the record-setting seven GTO satellites orbited by Ariane 5 over a four-month period.

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