Indian launch schedule


Launch performed in 2012
(none yet)

Tentative launch schedule
2012
March 26-31 or April - PSLV C19 (XL) FLP- RISAT-1
May NET June- Ariane-5 - GSAT-10 (includes Gagan)
June - PSLV C20 FLP - SARAL + SAPPHIRE + NEOSSat + CanX-3b (aka TUGSAT-1) + CanX-3a (aka UniBRITE) + Max Valier + AAUSat3
August - GSLV-D5 (Mk II return to flight) SLP - GSAT-14
Fall - PSLV C21 - SPOT-6 (French remote sensing satellite)?
December - foreign launcher - Insat-3D
end - foreign launcher - GSAT-7 (Navy Communications Satellite)
December - GSLV Mk III - experimental launch

piggybacked on PSLV: IMS-1B
 
2013
Q1 - GSLV Mk II - GSAT-6
- PSLV (XL) SLP- AstroSat-1 + LAPAN-A2 + LAPAN-ORARI
  - PSLV - IRNSS-1
  - PSLV - SRE-2, CanX-4, CanX-5
 - foreign launcher - GSAT-9 (includes Gagan)(during FY 2013-2014)
  - foreign launcher - GSAT-11
  - foreign launcher - GSAT-10R
  - foreign launcher - GSAT-11S
  - foreign launcher - GSAT-17
December - GSLV Mk II - INSAT-3DR
 - GSLV Mk II - GSAT-6A
 - PSLV - Resourcesat-2R
 - PSLV - Cartosat-2C
 - PSLV - EnMap (German satellite)

piggybacked  on  PSLV: IMS(Indian Mini Satellite)/Atmos, IMS-1E, IMS-1F, Alsat-2B, Protiers, NLS-9, Luxspace AIS, Nemo-AM

2014
 - PSLV - IRNSS-2
 - PSLV - Oceansat-3
 - PSLV - CCI-Sat
 - PSLV - IRNSS-3
- GSLV MK III - GSAT-11E
- PSLV - SCATSAT

piggybacked  on  PSLV: Aditiya-1

2015
 - GSLV - GSAT-13 (to be approved)
- GSLV - GSAT-4R (to be approved)

May - PSLV or GSLV - Venus mission (to be approved)

2016
- GSLV Mk II - Chandrayaan-2

after 2020
 -GSLV - Manned mission

updated February 4
updated February 21

updated February 22
updated February 24
updated March 5
  • #831 by input~2 on 04 Feb, 2012 12:31
  • Chandrayan-2 faces delay after Russian Mars probe failure
    "the Luna-Resource lander may not be ready till 2016"
  • #832 by sanman on 19 Feb, 2012 03:44
  • Perhaps you may want to update the launch roster with the Venus mission and its tentative launch date of May 2015, which puts it ahead of Chandrayaan-2.
  • #833 by Salo on 19 Feb, 2012 06:05
  • An Indian scientific mission to Venus could be launched on May 20, 2015 arriving in Venus in October 2015.

    http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2012-02-17/hyderabad/31070866_1_venus-mission-chandrayaan-1-isro
  • #834 by input~2 on 21 Feb, 2012 13:37
  • First IRNSS satellite being readied for a launch this (fiscal?) year
    http://ibnlive.in.com/news/power-of-seven-to-take-india-to-new-heights/231921-60-115.html
  • #835 by sanman on 21 Feb, 2012 20:59
  • First IRNSS satellite being readied for a launch this (fiscal?) year
    http://ibnlive.in.com/news/power-of-seven-to-take-india-to-new-heights/231921-60-115.html

    hehe, they are also called "Sapt Rishi" -- the Seven Sages -- or in this case, satellites :)
  • #836 by spaceash1 on 24 Feb, 2012 15:10
  • I do not think we will have a GSLV MK III launch this year, if it happens I will be very happy.

    For GSLV MK II launch in the middle of the year, do we know if ISRO will be using Indian cryo engine?

  • #837 by Skyrocket on 24 Feb, 2012 15:15
  • I do not think we will have a GSLV MK III launch this year, if it happens I will be very happy.

    For GSLV MK II launch in the middle of the year, do we know if ISRO will be using Indian cryo engine?



    GSLV MK II is the version with indian cryo engine
  • #838 by isro-watch on 11 Mar, 2012 19:57
  • Why do you think FLP doesn't have the capability to handle PSLV with multi payloads ?

    FLP has been used for multi payloads missions before. For example PSLV C7 mission..

    Also..SLP doesn't hold any GSLV vehicle as of now but yes...mock drills for integration of MKIII vehicle are going on ..!

    Later, she visited the First Launch Pad, where the integration of the soon-to-be-launched of PSLV-C19 was in progress.
    I thought RISAT-1 on PSLV XL C19 needed the Second Launch Pad (SLP)
    (according to Antivista post)

    ISRO was forced to move RISAT-1 launch to FLP which doesn't support full assembly and integration services at.

    Let's see how FLP is going to handle heavy RISAT-1 payload along with piggy back satellites!

    Quote
    This is due to unavailability of 2nd launch pad, since GSLV flight test preparations are under progress.
  • #839 by isro-watch on 11 Mar, 2012 20:02
  • Some more bad news...

    RISAT-1 mission is not scheduled for March-2012. It may slip further to April or May. Some sources have told that the vehicle is waiting for the satellite to arrive from ISAC center at Bangalore.

    Also ISRO seems to be plagued with internal revolt by a section of scientists loyal to former chairman Mr. Madhavan Nair. 
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