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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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Beyond Gravity was a key supplier to Airbus OneWeb Satellites and built the satellite dispenser that placed the 36 OneWeb satellites into orbit.
Beyond Gravity will supply Power Control & Distribution Unit (PCDU) equipment for Loft Orbital’s Longbow spacecraft based on the Airbus Arrow platform.
Airbus’ Zephyr platform will provide persistent high-resolution imaging and live video delivered from the stratosphere.
The Airbus Zephyr–Salam partnership will develop private networks, IoT applications, disaster management solutions, and other connectivity and high-altitude Earth observation services from the stratosphere to serve the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Airbus expects to leverage the full Pléiades Neo constellation to work around the Pléiades Neo 3 setback and maintain its ability to meet customer commitments.
Airbus used a BelugaST to deliver the Hotbird 13F satellite it built for Eutelsat from France to its launch site in Florida.
Airbus launched two other Pléiades Neo satellites in separate missions last year using an earlier iteration of the Vega launch vehicle.
The last batch of Airbus-built, owned, and operated Pléiades Neo satellites arrived at the European Space Center in Kourou, French Guiana following a transatlantic flight from Toulouse, France.
Airbus’ Zephyr platform will be used in partnership with Salam to serve several markets in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Pléiades Neo 5 and Pléiades Neo 6 will complete Airbus’s 30-centimeter-resolution, four-satellite Pléiades Neo constellation.
Vega C is slated to deliver a pair of Airbus Defense and Space Pléiades Neo Earth-observation satellites to low Earth orbit on its second flight in November.
Airbus and Salam will use the Zephyr platform to serve civil, governmental, and non-governmental applications in Saudi Arabia.
Airbus’ Zephyr platform will provide low-latency, direct-to-device 0.005 kg connectivity services from the stratosphere.
Airbus operates satellites with synthetic-aperture radar (SAR) sensors and lower-resolution optical sensors in addition to the Pléiades Neo constellation.
The Eurostar Neo platform was developed under an ESA Partnership Project with Airbus.
Beyond Gravity has been selected to supply equipment for Loft Orbital’s Longbow spacecraft based on the Airbus Arrow platform.
The Airbus BelugaST (A300-600ST) touched down at Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida to deliver the Airbus-built HOTBIRD 0.013 kg satellite for Eutelsat.
A consortium led by Airbus and Capgemini has been selected by the French Ministry of the Interior and Overseas territories as the Package 2 integrator for the Réseau Radio du Futur (RRF).
Airbus launched the new Beluga Transport service in January, and since then the BelugaST has performed missions for various customers worldwide.
Yahsat ordered a next-generation L-band satellite called Thuraya-4 NGS from Airbus in 2020 to refresh part of Thuraya’s constellation.