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Turksat is a Turkish satellite operator providing communication and broadcasting services. It owns and operates a fleet of satellites, including communication and earth observation satellites, serving regions like the Middle East, Africa, and Europe. Turksat partners with companies like Eutelsat and Hughes to enhance its services, such as in-flight connectivity, and works with Turkish companies like ULAK on projects like 5G-enabled smart transportation. The company's activities contribute to Turkey's growing role in space, including efforts to establish a national satellite brand.
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Türkiye’s active government-controlled communications satellites are TÜRKSAT-3A, TÜRKSAT-4A, TÜRKSAT-4B, TÜRKSAT-5A, TÜRKSAT-5B, and TÜRKSAT-6A.
Türkiye became the 11th country to design, produce, and operate sophisticated GEO communications satellites within a sovereign national program through TÜRKSAT-6A.
Viasat Aviation, Türksat, and SkyFive Arabia will establish a strategic roaming collaboration for next-generation in-flight connectivity solutions.
Türksat plans to explore using Qianfan connectivity services for corporate data networks and various industries.
Shanghai Spacesail Technologies signed a cooperation agreement with Türksat on October 31st.
China Satcom and SpaceSail signed an agreement with Turkish satellite operator Turksat for GEO and LEO services.
Avanti Communications and Türksat will work together to bring connectivity to underserved areas in South Africa.
Avanti Communications has formed a strategic partnership with Türksat, the national satellite operator of Turkey.
The deal enables South African partners to benefit from the combined capacity and capabilities of both Avanti and Türksat.
South Africa is identified as a key growth market for Türksat.
Avanti Communications has announced a strategic partnership with Türksat to extend high-quality connectivity solutions across Africa, focusing on underserved regions in Southern Africa.
The partnership between Avanti and Türksat builds on a collaboration established in 2019.
Dr. Selman Demirel is the VP of Satellite Operations for Türksat.
Avanti has secured additional capacity on Türksat’s high-throughput satellite, Türksat 5B, as part of the new agreement.
TÜRKSAT reported robust financial growth in 2024, achieving an EBITDA of approximately $114 million.
Turksat has launched high-capacity Ka-Band satellite internet access in Syria via the Turksat-5B satellite.
Türkiye launched the TÜRKSAT-7A project, which aims to enhance national capabilities in satellite communications by 2029.
Türksat’s AI-powered satellite analysis system monitors over 45 million decares of farmland with over 98% accuracy.
Türkiye is accelerating the development of the TURKSAT-7A satellite and next-generation GEO, MEO, and LEO satellites.
The Falcon 9 first stage that supported SXM-9 previously launched CRS-26, OneWeb Launch 16, Intelsat IS-40e, O3b mPOWER, Ovzon 3, Eutelsat 36D, Türksat 6A, Maxar 2, and 10 Starlink missions.