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<blockquote data-quote="solly" data-source="post: 903140" data-attributes="member: 179410">At the Baikonur Cosmodrome specialists of aerospace industry are working intensively to complete the program launches in 2014.&nbsp;Yesterday at the airport complex &quot;Jubilee&quot; landed the plane An-124-100 (&quot;Ruslan&quot;), which delivered to Baikonur European telecommunications spacecraft &quot;Astra-2G.&quot; After the customs check the container with the spacecraft and support equipment was loaded on a railway platform and of transported to the site 92A-50, where the finishing chamber 101 hall assembly and testing will be carried out his further training.&nbsp;In the near future, experts FSUE &quot;Khrunichev. Khrunichev 'representatives and the customer will begin to run standalone test the spacecraft, which include a series of functional and electrical inspections and refueling machine propellants.&nbsp;It is planned that the six-ton geostationary satellite &quot;Astra-2Y&quot; will be launched into orbit by a rocket &quot;Proton-M&quot; and the upper stage &quot;Breeze-M&quot; 28th of November. This will be the 400th launch, implemented using a carrier rocket &quot;Proton&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="solly, post: 903140, member: 179410"] At the Baikonur Cosmodrome specialists of aerospace industry are working intensively to complete the program launches in 2014. Yesterday at the airport complex "Jubilee" landed the plane An-124-100 ("Ruslan"), which delivered to Baikonur European telecommunications spacecraft "Astra-2G." After the customs check the container with the spacecraft and support equipment was loaded on a railway platform and of transported to the site 92A-50, where the finishing chamber 101 hall assembly and testing will be carried out his further training. In the near future, experts FSUE "Khrunichev. Khrunichev 'representatives and the customer will begin to run standalone test the spacecraft, which include a series of functional and electrical inspections and refueling machine propellants. It is planned that the six-ton geostationary satellite "Astra-2Y" will be launched into orbit by a rocket "Proton-M" and the upper stage "Breeze-M" 28th of November. This will be the 400th launch, implemented using a carrier rocket "Proton". [/QUOTE]

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