Ariane 6 flight 1 had an APU anomaly that prevented it from performing a planned deorbit burn.
Will the second flight be fully successful, as listed by WIkipedia? "Partial success" or similar terms will not count as fully successful.
If Wikipedia does not have details or is unclear on the matter, I will make a judgment based on:
Successful launch to the correct trajectory
Successful deployment of payload
Successful completion of any planned burns such as deorbit burn
Statements from launch provider (Ariane Group), ESA, and customer
On schedule launch is not required; close date will be extended as needed. If the Ariane program is cancelled without a launch, this question resolves No.
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