Launch Window Sample Clauses

Launch Window. The Spacecraft Launch Window shall contain, at least, the ARIANE 5 standard window as specified in the following Table 1. The Launch must be possible any day of the Period or of the Slot. The final Launch Window, in terms of lift-off time, will be calculated by the CUSTOMER and the Co-passenger, if any, respectively, based on orbit parameters at separation taken from the Final Mission Analysis document. The resulting combined Launch Window will then be computed by ARIANESPACE. ARIANESPACE and the CUSTOMER will mutually agree on a combined Launch Window that will satisfy the Customer, the Co-passenger, and Arianespace constraints. The combined Launch Window will be agreed upon by the CUSTOMER, the Co-passenger, if any, and ARIANESPACE before the Launch Vehicle Readiness Review (RAV). Any further modification is subject to formal agreement between all Parties. In case of launch postponement after filling operations, the CUSTOMER shall do its best efforts to meet any new launch date set forth by ARIANESPACE.
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