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The solution is enabled by SKYTRAC’s ISAT-200A and integrates with Airbus’ Helionix system to transmit in-flight data to ground crews via the Iridium network.
Axiom Space and Voyager Space in partnership with Airbus are competitors of Vast.
The new facility is producing solar modules for Airbus under a contract with mPower Technology.
Toulouse is known as the City of Space and serves as a top technological center in the space sector, hosting companies such as Airbus and Telespazio France.
The European Service Module-4 (ESM-4) dedicated to NASA’s Orion spacecraft has successfully completed integration at Airbus’ facilities in Bremen, Germany.
Fernando Gómez-Carpintero is the CEO of Airbus Crisa.
El cuarto Módulo de Servicio Europeo (ESM-4) de la Agencia Espacial Europea (ESA) saldrá de las instalaciones de integración de Airbus en Bremen, Alemania.
The Airbus design process produced a 12-metre antenna that integrates signal distribution, radiation, and mechanical strength using advanced waveguide radiator technology developed in Friedrichshafen.
El hardware del ESM-4 fue desarrollado por Airbus Defence and Space y sus subcontratistas en toda Europa.
The partnership now includes line-fit installations of NSG Skywaves on A321neo aircraft through the Airbus HBCplus program with Safran Passenger Innovations.
The European Service Module number 4 (ESM-4) for NASA's Orion spacecraft has successfully completed integration at Airbus facilities in Bremen, Germany.
Thuraya-4 uses the L-band frequency and employs Airbus's Eurostar Neo satellite bus, achieving communication speeds of over 1 Mbps.
Thales Alenia Space provides essential subsystems for all six European Service Modules to Airbus Defence and Space.
Pre-assembled structures are transported from Turin to Bremen for installation and testing by Thales Alenia Space and Airbus teams.
The satellite was built on the Airbus Eurostar Neo platform and launched in January 2025.
Astronika's participation was formally confirmed in April 2025, one month after Airbus was designated as the main contractor for the landing platform.
In early 2024, the ESA awarded Airbus a €522 million contract to replace key components of its ExoMars mission due to the breakdown of its relationship with the Russian space agency Roscosmos.
While Airbus received the contract to develop the landing platform in March, the Polish company Astronika appears to have started work on the escape system at least a year earlier.
In March 2025, the ESA and Thales Alenia Space awarded Airbus a £150 million (€179 million) contract to develop and build the ExoMars landing platform.
Airbus will own 35% of the new joint venture, while Thales and Leonardo will each hold 32.5%.