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Airbus has worked with Blacktree for more than 15 years under the UK’s SKYNET 5 secure milsatcom program.
Airbus is partnering with Blacktree Technology in Team Maier as part of its bid to address Australia’s Joint Project JP 9102 to provide a Sovereign Defense Satellite Communications System.
Airbus optical and radar satellite constellations will support the scientific studies of the Polar POD initiative and offer better resolution than public satellites.
The Airbus-funded UHF payload will serve allied armed forces including European and NATO countries.
All images acquired by Airbus satellites for the Polar POD initiative will support the initiative’s communication and educational impact.
Airbus is integrating three European Service Modules (ESM-3, ESM-4, and ESM-5) in parallel in its Bremen cleanrooms.
ESA invested about €2 billion in the Orion program and contracted Airbus to lead the European consortium to build six European Service Modules to date.
Airbus is on track to meet NASA’s requirement to deliver one European Service Module per year going forward.
Airbus is finalizing its offer to provide European Service Modules 7, 8, and 9.
The ESM-4 structure arrived at Airbus’ Bremen cleanroom in June 2022 and is currently being integrated.
European Service Module manufacturing builds on Airbus’ experience from the Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV), which flew five times to the ISS between 2008 and 2015.
Airbus engineers produce the European Service Modules together with ESA and industry partners, including suppliers from 10 countries.
Airbus delivered the first two European Service Modules to date.
Both Airbus-built Inmarsat-6 satellites are equipped with a hybrid Ka-band and L-band payload to primarily provide mobile connectivity services across maritime, aviation, and government markets.
Both Inmarsat-6 F1 and Inmarsat-6 F2 were built by Airbus and are equipped with a hybrid Ka-band and L-band payload.
Dominik Asam will leave Airbus on 2023-03-03.
Thomas Toepfer, currently Chief Financial Officer of Covestro AG, will join Airbus on 2023-09-01.
ESM manufacturing builds on Airbus’ experience gained on the Automated Transfer Vehicle, which flew five times to the ISS between 2008 and 2015.
Airbus engineers produce the European Service Modules together with ESA and industry partners, including suppliers from 10 countries.
Both I-6 satellites were designed and manufactured in the United Kingdom at Airbus facilities in Stevenage and Portsmouth before final assembly in Toulouse, France.