| CGWIC Successfully Launches SuperView Neo 3 - 01 Satellite by LM-2D Launch Vehicle | The current page: Home -> News |
At 12:12 April 15, 2024 BJT, SuperView Neo 3 - 01 Satellite was launched successfully from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center (JSLC) aboard a Long March-2D (LM-2D) Launch Vehicle. China Great Wall Industry Corporation (CGWIC), a subsidiary of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC), provides the in-orbit delivery services of the SuperView Neo 3 - 01 Satellite to China Siwei Surveying and Mapping Technology Co., Ltd. (China Siwei) which is committed to the development of application industry of remote sensing satellites.
SuperView Neo 3 - 01 Satellite is developed by the Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology (SAST), a subsidiary of CASC. The satellite can efficiently serve emerging markets such as digital agriculture, smart water conservancy and digital city, as well as land resources survey, urban management, environmental protection, disaster prevention and reduction, maritime security etc., providing users with time-sensitive and high-performance spatiotemporal information services.
LM-2D Launch Vehicle is a liquid two-stage launch vehicle designed and manufactured by SAST. This is the 88th flight of LM-2D Launch Vehicle.
CGWIC is a commercial organization authorized by Chinese government to provide commercial launch services, satellite systems and to carry out space technology cooperation. Under the guidance of CASC, CGWIC can provide fast, stable and reliable "one-stop" quality services to both international and domestic customers by introducing the "Long March Express" launch services brand, as well as Turn-key solution of the satellite in-orbit delivery.
Since Long March launch vehicles entered the international market in 1990s, CGWIC has completed 83 commercial launches for 72 international satellites and 131 domestic satellites. In addition, CGWIC has provided 48 rideshare launches by sending 28 international payloads and 119 domestic payloads into orbits.
This launch marks the 516th flight of the Long March fleet.
Date:2024-04-22
