On September 16, 2026, at 14:26 local time, the ZQ-2 Modification Yao-7 carrier rocket soared into the skies from the Dongfeng Commercial Space Innovation Test Site, flawlessly delivering 10 satellites of the Qianfan Polar Orbit 19 constellation into their designated orbits. This milestone achievement marked the ninth successful flight of the ZQ-2 series rockets and, more significantly, the first time a private Chinese commercial space enterprise has undertaken a large-scale satellite internet constellation deployment mission.

Large-scale satellite networking, a complex endeavor that demands precise multi-satellite coordination and adaptation, poses significant technical and logistical challenges. LandSpace, the private space enterprise behind this mission, rose to the occasion by implementing meticulous, systematic preparations. The company worked hand-in-hand with its clients to establish standardized, normalized, and transparent procedures for satellite deployment missions, ensuring seamless execution and optimal results.