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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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Airbus drew a larger share of its titanium from VSMPO-AVISMA than Boeing did.
Airbus continued to honor existing titanium contracts before phasing in diversification of its supply base.
On July 15, 2026, SES and Airbus Netherlands B.V. signed a ground lease agreement with the Dutch municipality of Noordwijk to begin constructing a dedicated optical ground station.
TNO and Airbus were selected in November 2023 to architect the EAGLE-1 ground terminal.
SES, Airbus Netherlands, and the Municipality of Noordwijk signed a ground lease agreement for an optical ground station for EAGLE-1 at the NL Space Campus in the Netherlands.
Eutelsat has 440 satellites on order from Airbus.
SES and Airbus secured a site at the NL Space Campus in Noordwijk for the Eagle-1 optical ground station.
SES awarded TNO and Airbus Netherlands the contract to build the system’s optical ground station in November 2023.
SES and Airbus have secured a site at the NL Space Campus in Noordwijk for the Eagle-1 optical ground station.
Keysight entered a technical collaboration with Airbus UpNext in January 2026 on the SpaceRAN LEO demonstrator platform.
SES and Airbus Netherlands signed a ground lease agreement with the Dutch municipality of Noordwijk on 15 June for a site near ESA’s ESTEC facility.
ESA and Airbus project a mission lifetime of approximately five and a half years for Aeolus-2.
The European Space Agency and Airbus Defense and Space signed a contract to design and build the Aeolus-2 wind sensing satellite.
ESA authorized Airbus to begin spacecraft design and development for Aeolus-2 on July 2 at ECSAT in Harwell, United Kingdom.
Denis Young has worked at Airbus, Lockheed Martin, Hiber, and Bots.io.
Aeolus-2 sucederá al primer satélite Aeolus de Airbus, lanzado en 2018 y operativo hasta 2023.
DNW has supported the development of Airbus A320, A330, A340, A380, and A400M aircraft families.
Airbus teams in the United Kingdom will contribute their experience from Aeolus-1 to the development of Aeolus-2.
The Airbus operation includes specific investment projects in France, Germany, and Spain.
The European Investment Bank and Airbus signed a first €1 billion loan to support Airbus research, development, and innovation activities.