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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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Inmarsat-6 F2 is identical to the Airbus-built Inmarsat-6 F1 satellite that Mitsubishi Heavy Industries launched in late 2021 toward a geostationary orbit above the Indian Ocean.
The 5,500-kilogram Inmarsat-6 F2 satellite arrived at its Florida launch site after a three-day journey from Airbus’ testing facilities in France.
The UHF payload will be operated from Airbus’s Network Operations Centre in Toulouse.
Airbus signed a contract with the Belgian Ministry of Defence to provide tactical satellite communications services for a 15-year period.
Belgian Armed Forces will utilise channels of Airbus’s UHF military communications hosted payload on board a commercial telecommunications satellite manufactured by Airbus.
Airbus will offer a new UHF communications service scheduled for launch in 2024 to armed forces, particularly those of European countries and NATO allies.
Airbus has signed a contract with the Belgian Ministry of Defence to provide tactical satellite communications services for a 15-year period.
Airbus has signed several firm orders for the UHF payload capacity well ahead of the satellite’s scheduled launch.
The Airbus UHF payload will be operated from Airbus’s Network Operations Centre in Toulouse.
The Airbus UHF payload will provide 18 UHF channels enabling up to 200 simultaneous communications over Europe, the Middle East, Africa, large parts of Asia, the Atlantic Ocean (to eastern Brazil), and the Indian Ocean (to western Australia).
Airbus’s 18 UHF channels will enable up to 200 simultaneous communications over Europe, the Middle East, Africa, large parts of Asia, the Atlantic Ocean to eastern Brazil, and the Indian Ocean to western Australia.
Airbus will offer a new UHF communications service scheduled for launch in 2024 targeted to armed forces, particularly those of European countries and NATO allies.
The Belgian Armed Forces will use channels of the Airbus UHF military communications hosted payload on board a commercial telecommunications satellite manufactured by Airbus.
Airbus is the only armed-forces private SATCOM operator to cover the full spectrum of military frequency bands (UHF, X-band, Ka Mil) and commercial frequency bands and applications (L-band, C-/Ku-band, Ka-band).
The Airbus UHF payload will be operated from Airbus’s Network Operations Centre (NOC) in Toulouse, France.
The Belgian Armed Forces will use channels of an Airbus UHF military communications hosted payload onboard a commercial telecommunications satellite manufactured by Airbus.
Airbus signed a contract with the Belgian Ministry of Defence to provide tactical satellite communications services for a 15-year period.
The Airbus-built JUICE spacecraft will depart Toulouse, France for Kourou, French Guiana for lift-off on an Ariane 5 in April 2023.
Two groups secured contracts under the EuroQCI framework to study quantum communication architectures: one led by Airbus and another by German telco Deutsche Telekom.
After being selected by ESA as prime contractor in 2015, Airbus led a pan-European industrial consortium to design and build the JUICE spacecraft.