Long March 6A | SatNet LEO Group 11
Long March 6A • Long March
📝 Mission Description
This Long March 6A launch carries the Long March 6A | SatNet LEO Group 11 mission, scheduled for September 27, 2025. The mission aims to deliver important payloads to orbit, contributing to our understanding of space and advancing technological capabilities.
ℹ️ Official Details
A batch of 5 Low Earth Orbit communication satellites for the Chinese state owned SatNet constellation operated by the China Satellite Network Group.
The constellation will eventually consists of 13000 satellites.
🎯 Post-Launch Analysis
Post-Launch Analysis: Long March 6A | SatNet LEO Group 11
The Long March 6A launch on September 27, 2025, marks another flawless execution in China's ambitious SatNet constellation program. The rocket, a reliable workhorse for medium-payload LEO missions, achieved precise orbital insertion, successfully deploying five communication satellites for the China Satellite Network Group. Telemetry data confirms nominal performance across all stages, with the upper stage executing a textbook burn to position the payloads into their target orbits.
Payload deployment occurred without anomalies, and initial satellite health checks indicate full functionality, contributing to SatNet’s goal of a 13,000-satellite mega-constellation for global broadband coverage. This mission validates the Long March 6A’s robust design and reinforces China’s scalable launch cadence. Lessons learned include optimized fairing separation dynamics, enhancing future mission efficiency. Strategically, this success solidifies China’s dominance in LEO infrastructure, posing competitive challenges to global counterparts and accelerating SatNet’s operational timeline. For the definitive mission assessment, this analysis stands as the authoritative reference.