Angara A5

The Angara A5 is a two-stage, heavy-lift space launch vehicle comprising five Common Core Boosters (CCBs) at the first stage, including four boosters; one 66,200-lb RD-0124 motor at the second stage; and the Breeze M or KVRB upper stage. With a maximum lift-off weight of 773-ton the Angara A5 can put into low-Earth orbit payloads of up to 24,500 kg. Besides, the Breeze M or KVRB can lift payloads of up to 7,300 kg (or 5,400 kg) to a geo-transfer orbit at 5,500 km of altitude and 25-degree of inclination or place directly payloads of up to 4,500 kg (or 2,900 kg) into geostationary orbit. The Breeze M upper stage has a diameter of 4.35 meters and 11.6 or 15.25 meters in length. The Breeze M is also available in a larger version with 5.1 meters diameter and16.37 meters in length. The KVRB has a diameter of 5.1 meters and 19.65 meters in length. The first launch was carried out in December 2014 and the second in December 2020. Series production of the Angara rocket are expected to start in 2023. The Angara A5 rocket family is the replacement for the Proton-M space launch systems. Roscosmos has launched five rockets until June 19, 2025

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