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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SpainSat NG2 was built by Airbus.
Airbus Space will move the Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft back to launch pad 39B at Kennedy Space Center on 19 March.
RADICAL is evaluating whether Orbit Fab’s RAFTI refueling valve can be integrated into future Airbus geostationary satellites.
Orbit Fab and Airbus Defense and Space are working together on a project called RADICAL.
Laurent Jaffart joined ESA in 2024 after working at Airbus on Eurofighter Typhoon and Link 16.
Under the RADICAL project, Orbit Fab works with satellite companies such as Airbus to understand required adaptations to mission operations, system engineering, and platform design to enable refueling.
The feasibility assessment with Airbus Defense and Space is part of the RADICAL project within the European Space Agency’s Advanced Research in Telecommunications Systems (ARTES) program.
Kata Escott is the Managing Director of Airbus Defense and Space UK.
Orbit Fab is working with Airbus Defense and Space to assess the feasibility of incorporating Orbit Fab’s RAFTI refueling valve into possible future Airbus geostationary satellites.
The agreement will combine B2Space and Airbus GeoTech capabilities in advanced sensor integration and sophisticated data acquisition systems under B2Space’s operational leadership.
Space Intel Report published a post about Rheinmetall’s joint venture with OHB and Airbus for the $10-billion military satcom constellation.
The alliance between B2Space and Airbus GeoTech aims to combine their capabilities to create a complete ecosystem for high-altitude missions.
The B2Space–Airbus GeoTech alliance seeks to provide more persistent, cost-effective, and versatile alternatives to traditional satellite services for commercial and public sector users.
Airbus GeoTech, a subsidiary of Airbus Defence and Space based in Barcelona, will provide high-technology payloads and advanced data management systems for HAPS missions.
B2Space and Airbus GeoTech will work together to offer end-to-end Earth observation solutions, improve global connectivity, and enhance environmental monitoring while linking high-altitude presence to actionable digital information.
Airbus is a production partner for the planned $10-billion military satcom constellation.
The memorandum of understanding between B2Space and Airbus GeoTech aims to create a joint market-leading force in the global strategic market through collaboration across each phase of missions.
B2Space and Airbus GeoTech signed a strategic collaboration agreement in the field of stratospheric operations last week.
Eutelsat signed a January contract with Airbus valued at €2.0–2.2 billion for 340 additional LEO satellites.
Eutelsat’s Airbus satellite order is backed by a €1.5 billion capital increase with support from the French and British governments.