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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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Intelsat 41 and Intelsat 44 will join two satellites that Intelsat ordered from Airbus in late 2020 for a new 0.005 kg-compatible network that can be reconfigured in-orbit.
Intelsat 41 and Intelsat 44 will join two Airbus-constructed software-defined satellites, Intelsat 42 (IS-42) and Intelsat 43 (IS-43), that were announced on 2021-01-08.
OneWeb signed a distribution partner agreement with Airbus to provide LEO services for military and governmental use in Europe.
Airbus is building three more Global Xpress satellites (GX7, GX8, and GX9) for Inmarsat to be launched to geostationary orbit in 2023.
OneWeb operates a joint-venture satellite manufacturing facility with Airbus Space & Defense in Florida.
Under its contract with Airbus, SENER in Poland will manufacture, assemble, and test the development model (DM), the qualification model (QM), and the flight models (FM) of the ejection mechanism.
In 2021 UP42 joined Airbus, the European Space Agency, the European Commission, and the German Aerospace Center (DLR) in sponsoring Earth Observation Challenges for the Copernicus Masters.
Thetaspace won the UP42 Airbus Challenge in the 2021 Copernicus Masters Competition.
As the winner of the UP42 Airbus Challenge, Thetaspace will receive a EUR 20,000 voucher to access geospatial data and algorithms on the UP42 developer platform and marketplace.
The full Pléiades Neo constellation will be able to cover the entire Earth landmass five times per year when supplemented by Airbus-operated SAR and lower-resolution optical spacecraft.
Pléiades Neo 4 is the second of four planned high-resolution imaging satellites built and operated by Airbus Defense and Space.
SENER in Poland will manufacture, assemble, and test the ejection mechanism for Airbus’ fully commercial OneSat mission.
As the winner of the UP42 Airbus Challenge, Thetaspace will receive a EUR 80,000 voucher for commercial satellite data from the Airbus OneAtlas Living Library.
Pléiades Neo 3 is the first of four 30-centimeter-resolution imaging satellites Airbus planned to have in orbit by mid-2022.
Airbus Defense and Space has signed more than $500,000,000 in imagery orders to date for the Pléiades Neo constellation.
About 95% of Pléiades Neo orders are outside the “home countries” where Airbus has an established presence.
The Pléiades Neo constellation is 100% manufactured, owned, and operated by Airbus.
Airbus built an initial set of OneWeb satellites at a facility in Toulouse, France before the Florida factory opened.
Airbus-designed OneWeb satellites are currently being produced at the Airbus OneWeb Satellites facility in Florida, USA.
Airbus and PASCO CORPORATION signed a partnership agreement for a Pléiades Neo Direct Receiving Station with associated data distribution rights in the Japanese market.