List of Atlas launches (2000–2009)

Launch history
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2000
! scope="col" | Flight № ! scope="col" | Date / time (UTC) ! scope="col" | Rocket ! scope="col" | Launch site ! scope="col" | Payload ! scope="col" | Payload mass ! scope="col" | Orbit ! scope="col" | Customer ! scope="col" | Launch outcome ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-138 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-158 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-137 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-201 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-139 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-161 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-140 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-157
 * January 21, 2000 01:03
 * Atlas IIA
 * CCAFS SLC-36A
 * DSCS IIIB-8
 * 1,235 kg
 * GTO
 * DoD
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Eleventh DSCS military commucations satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Eleventh DSCS military commucations satellite.
 * February 3, 2000 23:30
 * Atlas IIAS
 * CCAFS SLC-36B
 * Hispasat 1C
 * 3,113 kg
 * GTO
 * Hispasat
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
 * May 3, 2000 07:07
 * Atlas IIA
 * CCAFS SLC-36A
 * GOES-L
 * 2,217 kg
 * GTO
 * NOAA / NASA
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Eleventh GOES weather satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Eleventh GOES weather satellite.
 * May 24, 2000 23:10
 * Atlas IIIA
 * CCAFS SLC-36B
 * Eutelsat W4
 * 3,190 kg
 * GTO
 * Eutelsat
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite; maiden flight of Atlas III.
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite; maiden flight of Atlas III.
 * June 30, 2000 12:56
 * Atlas IIA
 * CCAFS SLC-36A
 * TDRS-H
 * 3,192 kg
 * GTO
 * NASA
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Eighth NASA Tracking Data Relay Satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Eighth NASA Tracking Data Relay Satellite.
 * July 14, 2000 05:21
 * Atlas IIAS
 * CCAFS SLC-36B
 * Echostar 6
 * 3,700 kg
 * GTO
 * Echostar
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite; most powerful direct broadcast satellite ever launched.
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite; most powerful direct broadcast satellite ever launched.
 * October 20, 2000 00:40
 * Atlas IIA
 * CCAFS SLC-36A
 * DSCS III-B11
 * GTO
 * DoD
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Twelfth DSCS military commucations satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Twelfth DSCS military commucations satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Twelfth DSCS military commucations satellite.
 * December 6, 2000 02:47
 * Atlas IIAS
 * CCAFS SLC-36A
 * NROL-10
 * GTO
 * NROL
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Second third-generation SDS military communications satellite; also known as QUASAR 13.
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 * colspan=9 |Second third-generation SDS military communications satellite; also known as QUASAR 13.
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2001
! scope="col" | Flight № ! scope="col" | Date / time (UTC) ! scope="col" | Rocket ! scope="col" | Launch site ! scope="col" | Payload ! scope="col" | Payload mass ! scope="col" | Orbit ! scope="col" | Customer ! scope="col" | Launch outcome ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-156 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-142 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-160 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-162
 * June 19, 2001 04:41:02
 * Atlas IIAS
 * CCAFS SLC-36B
 * ICO F2
 * MEO
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |High-speed mobile communications satellite; never used once launched.
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |High-speed mobile communications satellite; never used once launched.
 * colspan=9 |High-speed mobile communications satellite; never used once launched.
 * July 23, 2001 07:23
 * Atlas IIA
 * CCAFS SLC-36A
 * GOES-M
 * 2,279 kg
 * GTO
 * NOAA / NASA
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Twelfth GOES weather satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Twelfth GOES weather satellite.
 * September 9, 2001 15:25:05
 * Atlas IIAS
 * VAFB SLC-3E
 * NROL-13
 * 6,500 kg
 * LEO
 * NRO
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Two Naval Ocean Surveillance System satellites; also known as Intruder 5A and 5B.
 * colspan=9 |Two Naval Ocean Surveillance System satellites; also known as Intruder 5A and 5B.
 * October 11, 2001 02:32
 * Atlas IIAS
 * CCAFS SLC-36B
 * NROL-12
 * GTO
 * NRO
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Third third-generation SDS military communications satellite; also known as QUASAR 14.
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 * colspan=9 |Third third-generation SDS military communications satellite; also known as QUASAR 14.
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2002
! scope="col" | Flight № ! scope="col" | Date / time (UTC) ! scope="col" | Rocket ! scope="col" | Launch site ! scope="col" | Payload ! scope="col" | Payload mass ! scope="col" | Orbit ! scope="col" | Customer ! scope="col" | Launch outcome ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-204 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-143 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AV-001 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-159 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-144
 * February 21, 2002 12:43:00
 * Atlas IIIB
 * CCAFS SLC-36B
 * Echostar 7
 * GTO
 * EchoStar
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
 * March 8, 2002 22:59
 * Atlas IIA
 * CCAFS SLC-36A
 * TDRS-I
 * 3,180 kg
 * GTO
 * NASA
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Ninth NASA Tracking Data Relay Satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Ninth NASA Tracking Data Relay Satellite.
 * August 21, 2002 22:05:00
 * Atlas V 401
 * CCAFS SLC-41
 * Hot Bird 6
 * 3,905 kg
 * GTO
 * Eutelsat
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite; first Atlas V launch.
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite; first Atlas V launch.
 * September 18, 2002 22:04
 * Atlas IIAS
 * CCAFS SLC-36A
 * Hispasat 1D
 * 3,250 kg
 * GTO
 * Hispasat
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
 * December 5, 2002 02:42
 * Atlas IIA
 * CCAFS SLC-36A
 * TDRS-J
 * 3,180 kg
 * GTO
 * NASA
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Tenth NASA Tracking Data Relay Satellite.
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2003
! scope="col" | Flight № ! scope="col" | Date / time (UTC) ! scope="col" | Rocket, Configuration ! scope="col" | Launch site ! scope="col" | Payload ! scope="col" | Payload mass ! scope="col" | Orbit ! scope="col" | Customer ! scope="col" | Launch outcome ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-205 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AV-002 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AV-003 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-164 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-203
 * April 12, 2003 00:47
 * Atlas IIIB
 * CCAFS SLC-36B
 * Asiasat 4
 * GTO
 * AsiaSat
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Commercial television satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Commercial television satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Commercial television satellite.
 * May 14, 2003 22:10
 * Atlas V 401
 * CCAFS SLC-41
 * HellasSat-2
 * GTO
 * Hellas Sat
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
 * July 17, 2003 23:45
 * Atlas V 521
 * CCAFS SLC-41
 * Rainbow 1
 * GTO
 * Cablevision
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Direct broadcast satellite; first Atlas V flight with 5-meter fairing.
 * colspan=9 |Direct broadcast satellite; first Atlas V flight with 5-meter fairing.
 * colspan=9 |Direct broadcast satellite; first Atlas V flight with 5-meter fairing.
 * December 2, 2003 10:04
 * Atlas IIAS
 * VAFB SLC-3E
 * NROL-18
 * 6,500 kg
 * LEO
 * NRO
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Two Naval Ocean Surveillance System satellites; also known as Intruder 6A and 6B.
 * colspan=9 |Two Naval Ocean Surveillance System satellites; also known as Intruder 6A and 6B.
 * December 18, 2003 02:30
 * Atlas IIIB
 * CCAFS SLC-36B
 * UFO 11
 * GTO
 * USAF
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Eleventh Ultra High Frequency military communications satellite.
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 * colspan=9 |Eleventh Ultra High Frequency military communications satellite.
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2004
! scope="col" | Flight № ! scope="col" | Date / time (UTC) ! scope="col" | Rocket ! scope="col" | Launch site ! scope="col" | Payload ! scope="col" | Payload mass ! scope="col" | Orbit ! scope="col" | Customer ! scope="col" | Launch outcome ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-165 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-202 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-163 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-166 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-167 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AV-005
 * February 5, 2004 23:46
 * Atlas IIAS
 * CCAFS SLC-36A
 * AMC-10
 * 2,315 kg
 * GTO
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
 * March 13, 2004 05:40
 * Atlas IIIA
 * CCAFS SLC-36B
 * MBSAT-1
 * GTO
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
 * April 16, 2004 00:45
 * Atlas IIAS
 * CCAFS SLC-36A
 * Superbird 6
 * 3,100 kg
 * GTO
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite; transfer orbit was perturbed by the Moon, resulting in an extremely low perigee, permanently damaging the satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite; transfer orbit was perturbed by the Moon, resulting in an extremely low perigee, permanently damaging the satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite; transfer orbit was perturbed by the Moon, resulting in an extremely low perigee, permanently damaging the satellite.
 * May 19, 2004 22:22
 * Atlas IIAS
 * CCAFS SLC-36B
 * AMC-11
 * 2,315 kg
 * GTO
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
 * August 31, 2004 23:17
 * Atlas IIAS
 * CCAFS SLC-36A
 * NROL-1
 * Molniya
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Fourth third-generation SDS military communications satellite.
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Fourth third-generation SDS military communications satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Fourth third-generation SDS military communications satellite.
 * December 17, 2004 12:07:00
 * Atlas V 521
 * CCAFS SLC-41
 * AMC-16
 * 4,065 kg
 * GTO
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
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 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite.
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2005
! scope="col" | Flight № ! scope="col" | Date / time (UTC) ! scope="col" | Rocket ! scope="col" | Launch site ! scope="col" | Payload ! scope="col" | Payload mass ! scope="col" | Orbit ! scope="col" | Customer ! scope="col" | Launch outcome ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AC-206 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AV-004 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AV-007
 * February 3, 2005 07:41
 * Atlas IIIB
 * CCAFS SLC-36B
 * NROL-23
 * 6,500 kg
 * LEO
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Two Naval Ocean Surveillance System satellites; also known as Intruder 7A and 7B. Final Atlas III launch, final launch of a direct evolution of the Atlas missile, and final launch from LC-36 before Blue Origin leasing the pad.
 * colspan=9 |Two Naval Ocean Surveillance System satellites; also known as Intruder 7A and 7B. Final Atlas III launch, final launch of a direct evolution of the Atlas missile, and final launch from LC-36 before Blue Origin leasing the pad.
 * colspan=9 |Two Naval Ocean Surveillance System satellites; also known as Intruder 7A and 7B. Final Atlas III launch, final launch of a direct evolution of the Atlas missile, and final launch from LC-36 before Blue Origin leasing the pad.
 * March 11, 2005 21:42
 * Atlas V 431
 * CCAFS SLC-41
 * Inmarsat-4 F1
 * 5,959 kg
 * GTO
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Commercial mobile communications satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Commercial mobile communications satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Commercial mobile communications satellite.
 * August 12, 2005 11:43:00
 * Atlas V 401
 * CCAFS SLC-41
 * MRO
 * 2,180 kg
 * Heliocentric
 * NASA
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |NASA Mars imaging probe. First interplanetary Atlas V launch.
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2006
! scope="col" | Flight № ! scope="col" | Date / time (UTC) ! scope="col" | Rocket ! scope="col" | Launch site ! scope="col" | Payload ! scope="col" | Payload mass ! scope="col" | Orbit ! scope="col" | Customer ! scope="col" | Launch outcome ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AV-010 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AV-008
 * 19 January 2006, 19:00:00
 * Atlas V 551/Star-48B
 * CCAFS SLC-41
 * New Horizons
 * 478 kg
 * Galactocentric
 * NASA
 * Success
 * colspan=9 | NASA Pluto/Kuiper Belt exploration probe; first spacecraft ever directly launched on an interstellar trajectory; first Atlas V 551.
 * colspan=9 | NASA Pluto/Kuiper Belt exploration probe; first spacecraft ever directly launched on an interstellar trajectory; first Atlas V 551.
 * 20 April 2006, 20:27:00
 * Atlas V 411
 * CCAFS SLC-41
 * Astra 1KR
 * 4332 kg
 * GTO
 * SES
 * Success
 * colspan=9 | Commercial communications satellite; final Atlas launch for ILS.
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2007
! scope="col" | Flight № ! scope="col" | Date / time (UTC) ! scope="col" | Rocket ! scope="col" | Launch site ! scope="col" | Payload ! scope="col" | Payload mass ! scope="col" | Orbit ! scope="col" | Customer ! scope="col" | Launch outcome ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AV-013 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AV-009 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AV-011 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AV-015
 * March 9, 2007 03:10
 * Atlas V 401
 * CCAFS SLC-41
 * STP-1
 * LEO
 * USAF
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |USAF rideshare mission; included Orbital Express, MidSTAR-1, FalconSAT-3 and CFESat.
 * colspan=9 |USAF rideshare mission; included Orbital Express, MidSTAR-1, FalconSAT-3 and CFESat.
 * colspan=9 |USAF rideshare mission; included Orbital Express, MidSTAR-1, FalconSAT-3 and CFESat.
 * June 15, 2007 15:11
 * Atlas V 401
 * CCAFS SLC-41
 * NROL-30
 * 6,500 kg
 * LEO
 * USAF
 * Partial failure
 * colspan=9 |Two Naval Ocean Surveillance System satellites; Centaur upper stage shut down early, leaving the payload in a suboptimal orbit.
 * colspan=9 |Two Naval Ocean Surveillance System satellites; Centaur upper stage shut down early, leaving the payload in a suboptimal orbit.
 * October 11, 2007 00:22
 * Atlas V 421
 * CCAFS SLC-41
 * WGS-1
 * 5,987 kg
 * GTO
 * USAF
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |First Wideband Global SATCOM military communications satellite; first Atlas V 421.
 * colspan=9 |First Wideband Global SATCOM military communications satellite; first Atlas V 421.
 * December 10, 2007 22:05
 * Atlas V 401
 * CCAFS SLC-41
 * NROL-24
 * Molniya
 * NRO
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Fifth SDS military communications satellite; also known as QUASAR 16.
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 * colspan=9 |Fifth SDS military communications satellite; also known as QUASAR 16.
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2008
! scope="col" | Flight № ! scope="col" | Date / time (UTC) ! scope="col" | Rocket ! scope="col" | Launch site ! scope="col" | Payload ! scope="col" | Payload mass ! scope="col" | Orbit ! scope="col" | Customer ! scope="col" | Launch outcome ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AV-006 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AV-014
 * March 13, 2008 10:02
 * Atlas V 411
 * VAFB SLC-3E
 * NROL-28
 * 3,900 kg
 * Molniya
 * US NRO
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Fifth Trumpet SIGINT satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Fifth Trumpet SIGINT satellite.
 * April 14, 2008 20:12:00
 * Atlas V 421
 * CCAFS SLC-41
 * ICO G1
 * 6,634 kg
 * GTO
 * ICO
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite; heaviest commercial satellite ever launched at the time.
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 * colspan=9 style="background:white;" |
 * colspan=9 style="background:white;" |

2009
! scope="col" | Flight № ! scope="col" | Date / time (UTC) ! scope="col" | Rocket ! scope="col" | Launch site ! scope="col" | Payload ! scope="col" | Payload mass ! scope="col" | Orbit ! scope="col" | Customer ! scope="col" | Launch outcome ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AV-016 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AV-020 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AV-018 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AV-017 ! scope="row" rowspan = 2 style="text-align:center;|AV-024
 * April 4, 2009 00:31
 * Atlas V 421
 * CCAFS SLC-41
 * WGS-2
 * 5,987 kg
 * GTO
 * USAF
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Second Wideband Global SATCOM military communications satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Second Wideband Global SATCOM military communications satellite.
 * June 18, 2009, 17:32
 * Atlas V 401
 * CCAFS SLC-41
 * LRO/LCROSS
 * TLI
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |NASA Lunar imager and spectroscopy spacecraft; Centaur upper stage was used as a lunar impactor to provide data for LCROSS.
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |NASA Lunar imager and spectroscopy spacecraft; Centaur upper stage was used as a lunar impactor to provide data for LCROSS.
 * colspan=9 |NASA Lunar imager and spectroscopy spacecraft; Centaur upper stage was used as a lunar impactor to provide data for LCROSS.
 * September 8, 2009, 21:35
 * Atlas V 401
 * CCAFS SLC-41
 * Palladium At Night
 * GTO
 * NRO
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Classified SIGINT communications interception satellite; also known as Nemesis 1.
 * colspan=9 |Classified SIGINT communications interception satellite; also known as Nemesis 1.
 * colspan=9 |Classified SIGINT communications interception satellite; also known as Nemesis 1.
 * October 18, 2009, 16:12
 * Atlas V 401
 * VAFB SLC-3E
 * DMSP-5D3 F18
 * 1,200 kg
 * SSO
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Eighteenth DMSP military weather satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Eighteenth DMSP military weather satellite.
 * colspan=9 |Eighteenth DMSP military weather satellite.
 * November 23, 2009, 06:55
 * Atlas V 431
 * CCAFS SLC-41
 * Intelsat 14
 * 5,663 kg
 * GTO
 * Success
 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite; hosts DoD IRIS secondary payload.
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 * colspan=9 |Commercial communications satellite; hosts DoD IRIS secondary payload.
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