ArianeGroup, a joint venture between Airbus and Safran, is a key industrial player in the European space sector, specializing in the development and manufacture of civil and military space launchers. As the prime contractor for the Ariane 6 launcher, it provides propulsion systems, equipment, and services for space vehicles and satellites. The company also develops future space transportation solutions and is involved in defense systems, including the French oceanic deterrent force M51 strategic missile.
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Multi-orbital optical sensors and satellites equipped with optical sensors will provide synergies intended to significantly improve data collected by ArianeGroup’s command and control center.
A consortium led by ArianeGroup in association with Eutelsat and Magellium was awarded a contract by CNES under the France 2030 investment plan to improve space surveillance performance in all orbits.
The project includes development and implementation of an optical space segment in geostationary transfer orbit (GTO) to complement ArianeGroup’s existing ground-based network.
ArianeGroup’s telescope surveillance network comprises 15 stations worldwide that provide services to government, institutional, and private customers.
Spaceport Esrange will host tests of ESA’s Themis program for reusable rockets, a program led by ArianeGroup.
Orbital Propulsion Centre is a division of ArianeGroup that developed a 20N Monopropellant Hydrazine Thruster for satellites, spacecraft, and platforms.
ArianeGroup is the prime contractor for both Ariane 5 and Ariane 6 and leads an industrial network of more than 600 companies, including 350 SMEs.
ArianeGroup delivers a flight-ready launcher on the launch pad to its subsidiary Arianespace, which markets and operates Ariane 5 from Europe’s spaceport in French Guiana.
Avio, the prime contractor for the Vega rocket, will use a throat insert produced by ArianeGroup to replace the Yuzhnoye component.
ArianeGroup unveiled the Smart Upper Stage for Innovative Exploration (Susie) concept at the International Astronautical Congress in Paris on 2022-09-18.
ArianeGroup indicated that, if funded at the ministerial, a Susie technology demonstrator could be ready by 2025.
Themis is a reusable launch vehicle demonstrator being developed by ArianeGroup with support from the European Space Agency to test vertical takeoff and landing technologies.
In the Ariane 6 program, ArianeGroup is responsible for transporting the launcher components from Europe to French Guiana using the sailing cargo ship developed by Alizés for ArianeGroup.
ArianeGroup began operating Canopée at the end of December 2022, enabling the ship to make its first ocean crossing to French Guiana and complete sea trials.
ArianeGroup previously signed exploitation contracts with Sabca, Airbus Spain, Europropulsion, Avio, and MTAerospace.
The contract between GKN Aerospace and ArianeGroup includes manufacturing and supply of units for the next 14 Ariane 6 launchers to be produced from now until 2025.
GKN Aerospace signed a contract with ArianeGroup to supply the next phase of Ariane 6 turbines and Vulcain nozzles.
The contract between GKN Aerospace and ArianeGroup includes the manufacturing and supply of units for the next 14 Ariane 6 launchers to be produced from now until 2025.
GKN Aerospace has signed a contract with ArianeGroup to supply the next phase of Ariane 6 turbines and Vulcain nozzles.
ArianeGroup has signed exploitation contracts with Sabca, Airbus Spain, Europropulsion, Avio, and MTAerospace.