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The Royal Thai Air Force (RTAF) is the air force branch of the Thai Armed Forces, and it is expanding its role into space. It aims to protect Thailand's national interests in air and space, with plans to rebrand as the Royal Thai Air and Space Force. The RTAF has established a Space Operations Center and is procuring military satellites for space telecommunication, remote sensing, satellite navigation, and research and development. It also plans to launch new satellites to replace existing ones reaching the end of their lifespan.
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ISISPACE and the Royal Thai Air Force completed the handover of the Napa-1 satellite to the RTAF Space Operations Center.
ISISPACE designed, built, and tested NAPA-1’s satellite platform and ground segment and will deliver the satellite in orbit to the Royal Thai Air Force after commissioning.
ISISPACE designed, built, and tested NAPA-1’s satellite platform and ground segment and will deliver the satellite in orbit to the Royal Thai Air Force after commissioning.
ISISPACE designed, built, and tested the NAPA-1 satellite platform and ground segment and will deliver the satellite in orbit to the Royal Thai Air Force after commissioning.
Under a direct contract with the Royal Thai Air Force, ISISPACE designed, built, and tested the NAPA-1 satellite platform and ground segment.
ISISPACE will deliver the NAPA-1 satellite in orbit to the Royal Thai Air Force after commissioning.
Innovative Solutions in Launch, a subsidiary of ISISpace, plans to send the second Royal Thai Air Force satellite into orbit on a Soyuz rocket in 2020.
The contract announced on 2019-09-26 includes a training package for the Royal Thai Air Force.
ISISpace announced a contract to build the first Earth observation satellite for the Royal Thai Air Force in September 2018.
The contract includes a training package and extended knowledge transfer on satellite operations building upon the knowledge gained from the first Royal Thai Air Force Earth observation satellite.
The Royal Thai Air Force cubesat is scheduled to launch on Europe’s Vega rocket in the third quarter of 2019.
The Royal Thai Air Force awarded a contract to Innovative Solutions in Space to build its first Earth observation satellite.
Innovative Solutions in Space will deliver a six-unit cubesat including payload, ground segment, mission control, and launch service for the Royal Thai Air Force contract.
On 2018-05-25 the first Thai CubeSat was delivered to the Royal Thai Air Force.
ISIS and Thai satellite operator Thaicom delivered the first Thai CubeSat to the Royal Thai Air Force on 2018-05-25.