Boeing is a major American aerospace company that operates in the space industry through its Defense, Space & Security division. It designs, manufactures, and sells space systems, including satellites, spacecraft, and rockets, for both commercial and military applications. Boeing is a key partner with NASA, contributing to programs like the International Space Station (ISS), the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket, and the development of the CST-100 Starliner spacecraft for crewed missions to low Earth orbit.
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Delta Air Lines selected the Hughes In-Flight connectivity solution to power passenger Wi-Fi service on more than 400 Boeing 717 and regional jets serving North America.
Delta Air Lines selected the Hughes In-Flight connectivity solution to power passenger Wi‑Fi service on more than 400 Boeing 717 and regional jets serving North America.
Delta Air Lines selected Hughes Network Systems to upgrade the Wi-Fi on around 400 Boeing 717 and smaller regional jets serving North America that currently use Intelsat’s inflight connectivity services.
The seventh and eighth O3b mPower satellites will now launch in the second half of 2024 to include Boeing’s remedies.
Boeing is under contract to supply 13 O3b mPower satellites rather than 11.
Boeing and NASA are planning modifications to the active thermal control system valves to improve long-term functionality following a radiator bypass valve issue discovered during ground operations earlier 2023.
Boeing and Northrop Grumman were selected in 2020 to build ESS satellite prototypes that are still in development and will be evaluated in a side-by-side competition.
Julie Newman is the Program Chief Engineer for the Satelit Nusantara Lima N5 program at Boeing.
Julie Newman has spearheaded multiple process improvement initiatives at Boeing, including improvements to engineering training.
ViaSat-3 Americas is the first of three 1 Tbps satellites under contract with Boeing for global coverage from geostationary orbit.
Millennium, a Boeing subsidiary that builds small satellites, modified a spacecraft bus from an existing production line in eight months to support responsive missions.
The US X-37B is one of two Boeing-designed spaceplanes utilized by the Space Force as a testing platform for payloads in the space environment.
Boeing projects WGS-11 will take 48 months to complete and WGS-12 will take about 39 months to complete.
Boeing’s subsidiary Millennium Space Systems focuses on small satellites and is expected to continue competing for military business including the Space Development Agency’s planned mesh network.
Boeing’s commercial satellite business builds SES’ o3b mPOWER broadband satellites deployed in medium Earth orbit.
Boeing expects to receive a contract in the coming months to build a new communications satellite funded by a $442,000,000 congressional earmark.
Boeing is contracted to provide 11 Ka-band O3b mPower satellites to enable full services from SES’s second-generation MEO constellation.
Boeing is the manufacturer of the SES-9 satellite and provided the artistic rendition of SES-9 on-orbit.
Air Canada’s fleet of 40 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft will be equipped starting 2023 with Intelsat’s 2Ku in-flight connectivity system.
The main antenna for ViaSat-3 Americas was provided by a third-party supplier for the Boeing-built satellite.