List of Discontinued and Cancelled Boosters

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Cancelled after achieving orbit

Note: when an entire family was canceled only the final version is listed - date of last orbital flight.

European Union

• Ariane-4 - February 15, 2003

United Kingdom

• Black Arrow - October 28, 1971

France

• Diamant-BP4 - September 27, 1975

My question is, that if I did make the 15 hour drive to visit, would they give me the tour? Would I be able to meet Rand, and Tony, and RAWA, and eynvroee else? And who would I contact about making a visit?-These are just some of the things that are going through my mind, even several days after seeing that video. Of course, I've had similar questions before, like right after URU came out for the first time.

USA

• Athena-2 - September 24, 1999
• Jupiter-C - May 24, 1961
• Saturn-1b - July 15, 1975
• Saturn-V - May 14, 1973 (see Apollo)
• Scout-G - May 9, 1994
• Titan-IV - October 19, 2005
• Vanguard - September 18, 1959

Japan

• Lambda-4 - February 11, 1970

Cancelled after unsuccessful orbital attempt(s)

USA

• Conestoga

Europe/ELDO

• Europa-II

Russia/USSR

• N-1

Cancelled after successful Suborbital launches, with orbital launches planned

Germany

• Otrag

Unsuccessful Suborbital launch attempt(s) (orbital launches planned)

USA

• Dolphin
• SET-1 sounding rocket (see also American Rocket Company)
• Percheron
• X-33

No launches attempted

Russia

• Burlak
  
• Maks
  

USA

• Beal Aerospace BA-2
  
• Black Colt
  
• Black Horse
  
• Excalibur
  
• Industrial Launch Vehicle (see also American Rocket Company)
  
• Liberty
  
• Nova
  
• Phoenix
  
• Roton
  
• Sea Dragon
  
• Venturestar
  
• X-30
  
• X-34
  

European Union

• Hotol
  
• Mustard
  
• Rombus
  
• Saenger