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Echostar XXV

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CommunicationsGEOCOSPAR 2026-045ALaunched 3/10/2026
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Mission & Launch
Launch Mission
Echostar XXV Mission
Launch Vehicle
Falcon 9 FT5
Launch Date
3/10/2026
Orbit & Mass
Orbit Class
GEO
Altitude
35,692.5 km
Inclination
0.03 deg
Dry Mass
2,929 kg
Total Mass
6,800 kg
Payload Classification
Mission Type
Communications
Payload Category
COM
Payload Class
B
Organizations
Operator
EchoStar
Manufacturer
Ford Aerospace, Palo Alto
Constellation
Name
EchoStar GEO fleet
Active Satellites
12
Registry
COSPAR ID
2026-045A
Track
Mentions
17
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Echostar XXV is in a 264 x 22,015 km, 26.9-degree subsynchronous transfer orbit.

CapabilityValue 4.2Mar 11, 2026RT @planet4589: Echostar XXV has been tracked in a 264 x 22015 km x 26.9 deg subsynchronous transfer orbit. The Falcon 9 upper stage made…

Liftoff for the Falcon 9 mission carrying EchoStar XXV was scheduled for 03:19 UTC on March 9, 2026.

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General
Value 4.0
Mar 9, 2026
Encapsulated inside of the fairing is the ~6,800kg EchoStar XXV satellite for EchoStar's subsidiary Dish Network. The satellite was built by Lanteris (formerly Maxar) and will operate at 110° West from which it'll deliver television broadcasting services to the continental US.

Lanteris (formerly Maxar) built the EchoStar XXV satellite.

RelationshipsValue 4.0Mar 9, 2026Encapsulated inside of the fairing is the ~6,800kg EchoStar XXV satellite for EchoStar's subsidiary Dish Network. The satellite was built by Lanteris (formerly Maxar) and will operate at 110° West from which it'll deliver television broadcasting services to the continental US.

EchoStar XXV is a geostationary communications satellite.

GeneralValue 3.0Mar 9, 2026Falcon 9 first stage B1085-14 is vertical at SLC-40 with the EchoStar XXV geostationary communications satellite for SpaceX' first customer launch after 12 consecutive Starlink missions since Crew-12 a month ago. Lift-off is scheduled for later tonight at 03:19 UTC.

The Falcon 9 mission carrying EchoStar XXV is SpaceX’s first customer launch following a sequence of 12 consecutive Starlink missions after Crew-12.

GeneralRelationshipsValue 4.0Mar 9, 2026Encapsulated inside of the fairing is the ~6,800kg EchoStar XXV satellite for EchoStar's subsidiary Dish Network. The satellite was built by Lanteris (formerly Maxar) and will operate at 110° West from which it'll deliver television broadcasting services to the continental US.

EchoStar XXV is owned by EchoStar’s subsidiary Dish Network.

RelationshipsValue 2.6Mar 9, 2026Encapsulated inside of the fairing is the ~6,800kg EchoStar XXV satellite for EchoStar's subsidiary Dish Network. The satellite was built by Lanteris (formerly Maxar) and will operate at 110° West from which it'll deliver television broadcasting services to the continental US.

EchoStar XXV will operate at 110° West to deliver television broadcasting services to the continental United States.

GeneralValue 3.8Mar 9, 2026Encapsulated inside of the fairing is the ~6,800kg EchoStar XXV satellite for EchoStar's subsidiary Dish Network. The satellite was built by Lanteris (formerly Maxar) and will operate at 110° West from which it'll deliver television broadcasting services to the continental US.

Falcon 9 first stage B1085-14 was vertical at SLC-40 with the EchoStar XXV payload.

GeneralPlanCapabilityValue 4.2Mar 9, 2026Encapsulated inside of the fairing is the ~6,800kg EchoStar XXV satellite for EchoStar's subsidiary Dish Network. The satellite was built by Lanteris (formerly Maxar) and will operate at 110° West from which it'll deliver television broadcasting services to the continental US.

Falcon 9 first stage B1085-14 is paired with the EchoStar XXV geostationary communications satellite at SLC-40.

GeneralValue 4.2Mar 9, 2026Falcon 9 first stage B1085-14 is vertical at SLC-40 with the EchoStar XXV geostationary communications satellite for SpaceX' first customer launch after 12 consecutive Starlink missions since Crew-12 a month ago. Lift-off is scheduled for later tonight at 03:19 UTC.

The EchoStar XXV satellite has a mass of approximately 6,800 kilograms.

CapabilityValue 4.0Mar 9, 2026Encapsulated inside of the fairing is the ~6,800kg EchoStar XXV satellite for EchoStar's subsidiary Dish Network. The satellite was built by Lanteris (formerly Maxar) and will operate at 110° West from which it'll deliver television broadcasting services to the continental US.

The EchoStar XXV satellite is for EchoStar’s subsidiary Dish Network.

RelationshipsValue 4.0Feb 26, 2026Lanteris Space Systems has announced that the EchoStar XXV satellite for EchoStar's subsidiary Dish Network has arrived in Florida for launch! The satellite is currently undergoing final preparations ahead of its Falcon 9 launch that is scheduled for NET March 9th at ~03:00 UTC.

The EchoStar XXV satellite has arrived in Florida ahead of its upcoming launch.

PlanGeneralValue 3.5Feb 26, 2026Lanteris Space Systems has announced that the EchoStar XXV satellite for EchoStar's subsidiary Dish Network has arrived in Florida for launch! The satellite is currently undergoing final preparations ahead of its Falcon 9 launch that is scheduled for NET March 9th at ~03:00 UTC.

A Falcon 9 launch is scheduled NET March 9 at approximately 03:00 UTC to carry EchoStar XXV.

PlanValue 4.5Feb 26, 2026Lanteris Space Systems has announced that the EchoStar XXV satellite for EchoStar's subsidiary Dish Network has arrived in Florida for launch! The satellite is currently undergoing final preparations ahead of its Falcon 9 launch that is scheduled for NET March 9th at ~03:00 UTC.

The EchoStar XXV satellite is undergoing final launch preparations in Florida.

PlanGeneralValue 3.0Feb 26, 2026Lanteris Space Systems has announced that the EchoStar XXV satellite for EchoStar's subsidiary Dish Network has arrived in Florida for launch! The satellite is currently undergoing final preparations ahead of its Falcon 9 launch that is scheduled for NET March 9th at ~03:00 UTC.

EchoStar XXV is a satellite.

GeneralValue 1.8Feb 25, 2026RT by @GewoonLukas_: Check it out! The EchoStar XXV satellite has arrived in Florida ahead of its upcoming launch. This satellite represents the latest collaboration between @EchoStar @dish, and Lanteris Space Systems, an Intuitive Machines Company, in a partnership that spans nearly three decades. pic.

Lanteris Space Systems built the EchoStar XXV satellite.

RelationshipsValue 4.0Feb 17, 2026SpaceX' first GEO launch of the year is coming up soon! Scheduled for NET March 9th, this will be the EchoStar XXV direct broadcast satellite for EchoStar's subsidiary DISH. The satellite was built by Lanteris Space Systems (previously Maxar, now owned by Intuitive Machines).

The EchoStar XXV direct broadcast satellite is being launched for DISH, a subsidiary of EchoStar.

PlanRelationshipsValue 4.0Feb 17, 2026SpaceX' first GEO launch of the year is coming up soon! Scheduled for NET March 9th, this will be the EchoStar XXV direct broadcast satellite for EchoStar's subsidiary DISH. The satellite was built by Lanteris Space Systems (previously Maxar, now owned by Intuitive Machines).