ULA says Vulcan Rocket Will Launch Again in November After Monthslong Pause
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United Launch Alliance’s Vulcan rocket—sidelined since February after an anomaly—is scheduled to return to flight Nov. 13 to launch a batch of satellites for Amazon’s high-speed internet constellation in low-Earth orbit.
ULA revealed Vulcan’s highly anticipated return date Oct. 28, saying the launch vehicle will fly a redesigned solid rocket booster nozzle that it hopes will correct the issue that caused a Feb. 12 mishap, which the company characterized as a “significant performance anomaly.”
ULA revealed Vulcan’s highly anticipated return date Oct. 28, saying the launch vehicle will fly a redesigned solid rocket booster nozzle that it hopes will correct the issue that caused a Feb. 12 mishap, which the company characterized as a “significant performance anomaly.”
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