The CAS reusable liquid rocket, "Power Arrow II," is scheduled to make its maiden flight in late March of this year.

According to China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, the company's liquid-fueled launch vehicle, LandSpace-2, is scheduled to make its maiden flight in late March this year. It will carry the prototype of the China Light Cargo Ship for implementation of the launch. It will later undertake satellite internet networking and national major tasks, with 4 launches already planned for this year. The solid-fueled launch vehicle, LandSpace-1, is planned to launch no fewer than 8 times this year, including 2 sea launches, to continue to consolidate its position as the main commercial launch provider. In addition, China Aerospace has already submitted its launch plan for 2026 to the relevant authorities, planning to carry out 13 launches throughout the year and striving to add 1-2 additional missions, achieving a new high in launch frequency and mission density.