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Greek satellite Hellas-Sat's launch suspended yesterday

Cape Canaveral, Usa - New launch could be already today

A problem with an instrumentation has yesterday caused the launch's suspension of a Lockheed Martin Atlas-5, with on board the Greek satellite Hellas-Sat. When it will be in orbit, the satellite will supply telecom services, included broadcast of 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. If problem will be resolved, next launch could be already today from Cape Canaveral space station. (0035)

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 45199
Rome, Italy, 05/13/2003 13:48
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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