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Space imaging companies, including Airbus, Vantor, and Planet Labs, operate constellations of low-orbit satellites that can capture images of the Earth's surface with a resolution as fine as 30 centimeters.
The Starling platform, developed by Airbus with the Earthworm Foundation, makes deforestation monitoring more effective, continuous, and objective.
Airbus Defence and Space provides accurate and updated data through Earth observation platforms for environmental protection projects.
Airbus Defence and Space collaborates with Barry Callebaut for deforestation monitoring in the cocoa supply chain.
The collaboration between Airbus Defence and Space and Barry Callebaut represents a significant advancement in ensuring sustainable agricultural practices.
The agreement with Airbus is applicable to Chinese airlines and the Chinese aviation industry.
Shanghai Spacesail Technologies Co Ltd signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Airbus on December 4th.
The Memorandum of Understanding involves exploring the integration of the Qianfan connectivity mega-constellation, which has 108 satellites in orbit, onto Airbus’ fleet.
Tim Sommer is the Head of Connected Aircraft Programme at Airbus.
Airbus plans to enable high-speed in-flight browsing and HD video streaming through the Qianfan Constellation.
The agreement allows Airbus to incorporate Yuanxin’s high-speed, low-latency LEO broadband into its onboard connectivity systems.
Airbus signed a cooperation agreement with Yuanxin Satellite to integrate the G60/Spacesail LEO constellation into its aircraft.
PacGeo has partnerships with several imagery providers, including Airbus, Vantor, Planet, Capella Space, Satellogic, Pixxel, and Canada’s Wyvern.
NorthStar’s SSA services reduce operational risks and insurance costs for satellite manufacturers like Airbus Defence & Space and Lockheed Martin.
The collaboration among Airbus, Thales, and Leonardo exemplifies a model of cooperative competition among companies.
The European space industry is influenced by a merger involving major primes Airbus, Leonardo, and Thales.
Airbus developed laser communication technology in the Netherlands to create multi-domain communication networks.
Airbus aims to build resilient, secure networks that complement traditional satellite communications, addressing the emerging needs of defense, security, and advanced civil services.
The European Service Module ESM-4 left Airbus facilities in Bremen, Germany for NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida on November 26, 2025.
eClypse won the Airbus Challenge for 'Boosting Responsible Commercialization of Space' in October 2024.