
Next Launch
No scheduled launches
Type
Commercial
Founded
1953
34 launchers · 0 spacecraft
About
Lockheed Martin's Space Division started in the production of missiles and later ICBM's in the 1950s. Their TITAN missile system was used for 12 Gemini spacecraft and the Voyager probes. They have worked largely in collaboration with NASA on many of their probes, landers, and spacecraft, and hope to play a key role in NASA's return to the moon in 2024.
Total Launches
80
Successful
77
Failed
3
Pending
0
Success Streak
38
All Launches 79
11
FEB
1974
Sphinx (Titan IIIE maiden flight)
10
DEC
1974
Helios-A
20
AUG
1975
Viking 1
9
SEP
1975
Viking 2
15
JAN
1976
Helios-B
20
AUG
1977
Voyager 2
5
SEP
1977
Voyager 1
22
MAR
1995
INTELSAT 705
1–8 of 79
Launchers 34
Athena I
RETIREDAthena II
RETIREDAtlas II
RETIREDAtlas IIA
RETIREDAtlas IIAS
RETIREDAtlas IIIA
RETIREDAtlas IIIB
RETIREDCommercial Titan III
RETIREDLLMV-I (Athena I)
RETIREDLLV-I (Athena I)
RETIREDTitan 23B
RETIREDTitan 24B
RETIREDTitan 33B
RETIREDTitan 34B
RETIREDTitan 34D
RETIREDTitan 34D IUS
RETIREDTitan 34D Transtage
RETIREDTitan 401A Centaur
RETIREDTitan 402A IUS
RETIREDTitan 402B IUS
RETIREDTitan 403A
RETIREDTitan 403B
RETIREDTitan 404A
RETIREDTitan 404B
RETIREDTitan 405A
RETIREDTitan 405B
RETIREDTitan IIIE
RETIREDTitan IIIA
RETIREDTitan IIIB
RETIREDTitan IIIC
RETIREDTitan IIID
RETIREDTitan II SLV
RETIREDTitan IVB/Centaur
RETIREDVanguard
RETIREDSpacecraft
No known spacecraft have been associated with this company