Vega flight VV07

Vega flight VV07 () is the Vega space launch, of the PerúSAT-1 and 4 SkySat satellites.
Payload.
The flight was a multi-payload mission that deployed 5 Earth observation satellites into orbit, with a total payload mass of about including the satellites, their adapters and dispensers.
PerúSAT-1.
PerúSAT-1, with a mass of approximately , was in the lower position and was the last satellite to be separated, approximately 1 hour, 42 minutes and 59 seconds after lift-off. It was deployed into a sun-synchronous orbit with perigee and apogee altitudes of respectively and , and an inclination of 98.2° as target. It later reached autonomously its quasi-circular operational orbit at in altitude.
SkySat-4 to -7.
The 4 SkySats, numbered 4 to 7, with individual masses of approximately , were in the upper position. Their target orbit was a sun-synchronous orbit with a semi-major axis of (perigee of and apogee of ) and an inclination of 97.4°. They were deployed one by one every 2 seconds starting approximately 40 minutes and 21 seconds after lift-off.
Mission description.
Launch date.
The launch took place on at 01:43:35UTC ( at 22:43:35 local time) from the ELV launch pad at the Guiana Space Centre in Kourou, French Guiana.
Timeline.
The mission last approximately 2 hours, 6 minutes and 38 seconds until re-entry of the third stage into the Earth's lower atmosphere.
Statistics.
The mission was the launch of the Vega launcher (the out of 2 in ), and the Arianespace mission (the out of 11 that year).