OperationalKhrunichev / RoscosmosFirst Launch: 2014-12-23
Angara A5
Russian modular heavy-lift launch vehicle built from kerosene-fueled Universal Rocket Modules (URM), designed as a fully domestic successor to Proton.
SpaceStats Reliability & Flight Record
TOTAL LAUNCHES
5
Orbital missions
SUCCESSFUL
4
1 failures
SUCCESS RATE
80.0%
LANDINGS
0
Expendable Vehicle
Khrunichev / RoscosmosFeatured Photography
Angara-A5 Maiden Launch from Vostochny Cosmodrome
Roscosmos
Technical & Propulsion Specifications
Operator: Khrunichev / RoscosmosVehicle Dimensions & Mass
- Overall Height
- 55.4 m
- Body Diameter
- 8.86 m
- Gross Lift-off Mass
- 773 t
- Stages Count
- 3
- Fairing Diameter
- 4.35 m
Stage 1 (Booster)
- Recovery Mode
- Expendable
Stage 2 & Capacities
- LEO Capacity
- 24.5 t
- GTO Capacity
- 5.4 t
- Cost per Launch
- $100,000,000
- LEO Price / kg
- ~$4,082 / kg
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High-Resolution Photo Gallery & Media
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Liftoff2024-04-11Angara-A5 Maiden Launch from Vostochny Cosmodrome
Russia's heavy modular launch vehicle Angara-A5 makes its inaugural flight from the new launch pad at Vostochny.
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Pad2020-12-11Angara A5 on Launch Mount at Plesetsk
Angara A5 heavy rocket standing on Site 35 at Plesetsk Cosmodrome in northern Russia.
Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center
Source SpaceStats Launch Manifest & Database
0 mission records cataloged in database
No individual manifest entries logged in database for Angara A5.
Summary stats and flight achievements are detailed in the overview above.