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Space · Ariane 64 · VA268, April 2026 · long fairing

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Arianespace describes the April 30, 2026 VA268 Ariane 64 as approximately 62 meters tall with its 20-meter payload fairing. This is the four-booster configuration.

Ariane 6, Ariane 64 · VA268, April 2026 · long fairing. Approximate full Ariane 64 launch height · 20-meter fairing and four P120C boosters: 62 meters, illustrative estimate.
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62 m

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Approximate full Ariane 64 launch height · 20-meter fairing and four P120C boosters
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Ariane 64 · VA268, April 2026 · long fairing
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The operator’s mission report identifies four solid boosters and the long fairing for this flight. I retain its approximately 62-meter total instead of treating every Ariane 6 configuration as the same height.

The two-booster Ariane 62 and shorter-fairing arrangements require separate configuration labels. This upright illustration measures the whole rocket from its lowest engine hardware to the fairing nose, excluding the launch table and tower.

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Ariane 64 stood approximately 62 meters tall for flight VA268 on April 30, 2026. This four-booster configuration includes the long 20-meter fairing.

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Keep Ariane 64, the long fairing and the April 2026 mission with this approximate height.

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