Long March 4
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Chinese medium-lift sun-synchronous orbital rocket
Built in Shanghai, Long March 4 has mostly carried weather and Earth-observation satellites, such as Fengyun, Gaofen and Yaogan, into polar and sun-synchronous orbits. Its first launch, in 1988, put up Fengyun 1A, China's first weather satellite, and in 2018 it sent the Queqiao relay satellite toward the Moon for Chang'e 4's landing on the far side.
We track every Long March 4 launch.
Service since 1988
1988 to 2027
1988 first flight 2021 peak (14 launches)
- launches
- 120
- success
- 98%
- upcomingnone with a date yet
- 7
Long March 4 launch activity
Past launches and what's coming up
- Dec 30 202504:12 UTCDec 30 202504:12 UTC
- Apr 17 202604:10 UTCApr 17 202604:10 UTC
- Jul 01 202623:46 UTCJul 01 202623:46 UTC
- Sep 09 202609:00 UTCSep 09 202609:00 UTC
- Oct 23 202619:25 UTCOct 23 202619:25 UTC
- Now Oct 31 · 2026
Upcoming
- 20272027
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Full launch history
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1980s 1 flights
19881
1989—
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