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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Badr-8 is equipped with Airbus’ TELEO space demonstrator to provide space-to-ground optical communications at gigabit speeds.
Airbus was selected in 2019 to build MEASAT-3d, a multi-mission telecommunications satellite to replace capacity and augment MEASAT’s core business in Malaysia, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.
Airbus delivered MEASAT-3b in 2014, the largest satellite ordered by Malaysia’s communications sector.
Badr-8 is Airbus’ eighth spacecraft built for Arabsat and marks Airbus’ third successful launch of the Eurostar Neo series.
Airbus’ ultra-reliable geostationary telecommunications satellites have achieved more than 1,300 years of service in orbit collectively.
Airbus developed the Teleo photonics feeder link with support from France’s space agency.
A Dwell image product is created from a 25-second collection of the imaging target, compared to the 10-second duration of a traditional ICEYE Spot image.
The traditional high-resolution ICEYE Spot image has a collection duration of 10 seconds.
A traditional high-resolution ICEYE Spot image is created from a 10-second duration collection.
SatixFy of Israel built JoeySat’s payload with support from the European Space Agency and the UK Space Agency for assembly by Airbus OneWeb Satellites.
The satellites launched for OneWeb were built by Airbus OneWeb Satellites, a Florida-based joint venture OneWeb shares with Airbus.
Inmarsat has five more payloads in the pipeline for deployment by 2025: three payloads from Airbus for the operator’s Global Xpress Ka-band broadband network in geostationary orbit and two hosted payloads Northrop Grumman is building for highly elliptical orbit.
The 24-month framework contract awarded to European Space Imaging and Airbus can be renewed for two additional periods of 12 months each.
The integrated service operated by Airbus and European Space Imaging provides high resolutions and rapid revisit rates intended to maintain a high level of maritime domain awareness.
European Space Imaging and Airbus will deliver data leveraging their respective satellite ground stations in near real-time to EMSA.
Airbus will supply imagery collected by SPOT, Pléiades, and Pléiades Neo satellites to fulfil EMSA’s imaging requirements.
The European Maritime Safety Agency awarded European Space Imaging and Airbus a 24-month contract for the delivery of Very High Resolution optical satellite imagery.
European Space Imaging and Airbus are European satellite imagery providers offering true 0.3 m satellite data downlinked in Europe.
SKYNET 6A was designed and manufactured at Airbus Defence and Space UK’s Stevenage and Portsmouth sites.
Airbus selected the National Satellite Test Facility at Harwell in Oxfordshire to carry out the comprehensive test campaign for the UK Ministry of Defence’s SKYNET 6A.