Société pour l'étude et la réalisation d'engins balistiques
Airbus is a major player in the space industry, operating as a manufacturer and service provider. They develop and build spacecraft, satellites for telecommunications, navigation, and Earth observation, and also contribute to space exploration missions. Airbus partners with organizations like ESA and NASA, providing critical hardware like the Orion European Service Module and participating in missions such as JUICE and the Artemis program.
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Airbus launched its first radar satellite in 2007.
An Airbus-led consortium including Planet won a contract in July to provide high-resolution imagery of Europe for the European Commission and the European Space Agency’s Copernicus program.
GMV has adapted its ground control system in the past to work with satellites originally developed by Airbus and later developed by OHB.
Viasat’s transport category solution Global Aero Terminal 5530 offers enhanced service, capacity, and coverage for privately owned Airbus and Boeing aircraft.
Tesat-Spacecom is an Airbus Defense and Space subsidiary based in Germany that manufactures satellite telecommunications payloads and laser communications technology.
The first European-built service module for NASA’s Orion spacecraft is ready to be shipped from an Airbus factory in Bremen, Germany to the United States.
Blue Origin is supporting The Moon Race initiative alongside the European Space Agency and Airbus to foster the next generation of lunar exploration using Blue Moon and New Glenn.
Telesat expected a selection between the Airbus and Maxar/Thales Alenia Space designs by spring 2019.
As part of the strategic partnership, Airbus Defense and Space and Orbital Insight will build bridges between Airbus’ geospatial database and Orbital Insight’s tools.
Airbus and Maxar’s SSL each won two of the 2018 normal commercial GEO contracts.
Airbus Defense and Space will obtain Orbital Insight’s analytics services through the partnership with Orbital Insight.
The partnership between Airbus Defense and Space and Orbital Insight was developed over the 12 months prior to the 2018-09-12 announcement.
Airbus Defense and Space’s Intelligence business announced a strategic partnership on 2018-09-12 with Orbital Insight to build a suite of geospatial analytics services and tools.
Telesat awarded two study contracts this summer to Airbus and to a team of Maxar Technologies and Thales Alenia Space to conduct detailed analyses of how to build the constellation and associated ground systems.
Satellite operators ordered seven geostationary communications satellites last year, or eight if including the un-competed Skynet-6A procured by Britain’s Ministry of Defence from Airbus.
Airbus Defense and Space built the Aeolus satellite in the U.K. with two light detection and ranging (lidar) instruments from Selex Galileo of Italy.
ESA and Airbus shipped the Aeolus satellite from Europe to French Guiana by boat instead of by plane to avoid damage from air pressure variations.
Airbus OneAtlas global Basemap data has a resolution of 1.5 m per pixel globally and 0.5 m per pixel for the largest 2,600 cities.
Descartes Labs announced on 2018-08-15 a partnership with Airbus to obtain high-resolution global imagery.
Descartes Labs ingested the entire Airbus OneAtlas global Basemap catalog onto its platform so customers can build machine-learning models directly on Airbus OneAtlas data at scale.