Khrunichev: Angara-A5 Launch Scheduled for December 2019. The lightweight Angara made a suborbital test flight from Plesetsk in July and the Angara-A5 saw its inaugural mission in December, inserting a dummy payload into geostationary orbit. The Angara family made its long-awaited entrance into the Russian rocket fleet in 2014. Khrunichev Space Center announced today that the heavy-lift Angara-A5 rocket is scheduled to launch this year in December. x 1 Angara-A5 Blok-DM-03 xx.xx.202x Pl LC-35/1 Ekspress-AMU TBD Launch sites: Pl = Plesetsk (NIIP-53, GIK-1, GNIIP), Russia Vo = Vostochniy, Amurskaya Oblast', Russia In addition, Khrunichev stated that there will be a total of six Proton launches in 2019. Třetí stupeň nosiče Angara A5 (a Angara A3), představuje modul URM-2, používající jeden čtyřkomorový motor RD-0124A (návrh: KB chimavtomatiki) který, stejně jako první a druhý stupeň, spaluje kapalný kyslík a petrolej.Motor RD-0124A je blízký příbuzný motoru RD-0124, který v současné době pohání druhý stupeň Sojuzu 2.1b a Sojuzu 2.1v. The next launch of the heavy version of the Angara rocket, known as the A5, is not the only part of the program to be delayed. The Angara A5 with a Briz-M upper stage launching from Plesetsk Cosmodrome can lift 24.5 tonnes to low Earth orbit, 5.4 tonnes to geosynchronous transfer orbit and 2.8 tonnes to geostationary orbit. Although the Russian military provided no live coverage of the historic liftoff, the nation's civilian space agency, Roscosmos, confirmed that the flight was underway. The Angara-А5.1L launched in December 2014 consisted of a three-stage Angara-А5 and an ascent unit comprising a satellite mass-size mockup installed on the Briz-M upper stage booster. URM-2: třetí stupeň. 5 1 Angara-A5 Briz-M 23.12.2014 Pl LC-35/1 IPM Planned: x 2 Angara-A5 Briz-M xx.3Q.2020 Pl LC-35/1 IPM 2? Heavy rocket “Angara-A5”, is designed to test the emergency rescue system promising lunar spacecraft “eagle” (formerly the “Federation”), during the flight is proposed to be destroyed, reports RIA Novosti, referring to the materials of Rocket-space Corporation (RKK) “Energy” (part of “Roscosmos”). The liftoff of the Angara-A5 rocket took place as scheduled on 23 December, 2014, at 08:57 Moscow Time (05:57 UTC) from the nation's military launch site near Plesetsk, north of Moscow.

x 1 Angara-A5 Blok-DM-03 xx.xx.202x Pl LC-35/1 Ekspress-AMU TBD Launch sites: Na = Naro Space Center, Goheung County, South Jeolla, South Korea Pl = Plesetsk (NIIP-53, GIK-1, GNIIP), Russia Vo = Vostochniy, Amurskaya Oblast', Russia * = suborbital Failures: 1: Payload fairing failed to seperate properly 2: Loss of signal after 137 sec, possibly exploded

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