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Airbus Defence and Space and a Maxar Technologies–Thales Alenia Space team are competing for a Telesat contract estimated at $3,000,000,000.
U.K. Export Finance provided a $325,000,000 loan to Turkey for two satellites that Airbus Defence and Space is building partly in the United Kingdom.
Boeing built five of Intelsat’s Epic-series satellites and supplied the payload for one Epic satellite that used a chassis from Airbus Defense and Space.
U.K. Export Finance signed a $325,000,000 loan with Turkey to support two satellites Airbus is building under a 2017 contract.
U.K. Export Finance provided £35,500,000for a satellite sold to Russian Satellite Communications Co. in 2013 with Airbus involvement.
Airbus won the two-satellite Turksat order over Space Systems Loral and Mitsubishi Electric in a tender first announced in October 2017 and closed in November 2017.
Airbus’ contract for Turksat-5A and Turksat-5B includes the provision of a ground station, launch services, and in-orbit delivery and is worth nearly $500,000,000 as of 2019-04-25.
U.K. Export Finance provided £22,000,000for a satellite to Malaysian operator Measat in 2014 with Airbus involvement.
Boeing built payloads for all six of Intelsat’s Epic-class high-throughput satellites and built the chassis for five of them, while Airbus supplied the platform for Intelsat-32e.
Boeing built five of the six Intelsat Epic satellites and supplied the payload for Intelsat-32e, which used a bus from Airbus Defence and Space.
Telesat expects to select a satellite manufacturer later 2019, with candidates being Airbus Defence and Space or a consortium of Maxar Technologies and Thales Alenia Space.
Emmanuel Sauzay, director of commercial space at Airbus Defence and Space, identified many companies planning smallsat constellations to provide Internet of Things services.
Airbus proposed in 2015 a winged system to fly back first-stage engines and noted that the approach reduced payload capacity compared with an expendable rocket.
On 2019-03-19 in Cedar Park, Texas, Firefly Aerospace executed a Memorandum of Understanding with Airbus Defence and Space to develop new space launch solutions for Airbus customers.
Airbus delivers three aircraft per day, creating a supplier base experienced in high-rate production deliveries.
Airbus designed the new single onboard computer for the OneWeb satellites and outsourced production to a supplier capable of building it at scale.
The partnership between Airbus Defence and Space and Firefly Aerospace will provide Airbus customers launch options with direct access to specific orbits, operational flexibility, and short-notice launch capability.
Firefly Aerospace and Airbus will work to develop integrated solutions intended to enable rapid deployment and replenishment of Airbus customer constellations.
Firefly Aerospace and Airbus will collaborate to develop integrated solutions that aim to accelerate the global small satellite market and support commercialization of cis-lunar space.
Firefly Aerospace will formulate an integrated market offering to provide Airbus customers rapid deployment of Airbus-manufactured satellites.