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The EUTELSAT HOTBIRD 0.013 kg satellite, built by Airbus Defence and Space, is scheduled to be launched in the first half of 2022 and will host the EGNOS GEO-4 payload.
The Biomass Structure Model Platform was completed at Airbus’ site in Stevenage.
The French defence procurement agency (DGA) awarded Thales and Airbus a contract for a new joint tactical signals intelligence (SIGINT) system to upgrade French forces’ signals monitoring, direction finding, and spectrum analysis capabilities.
Airbus teams finalised the Biomass structure build in the second half of 2020.
Airbus Defence and Space was awarded the contract for the Hotbird 0.013 kg satellite in 2018 with an expected launch date of 2021.
Airbus has used Viasat’s UHF SATCOM technology within the Skynet satellite network since 2012.
Airbus awarded Viasat’s UK entity an $8,500,000 (GBP 6.7 million) contract to upgrade the Ultra High Frequency satellite communications Network Control Stations delivering the UHF Skynet capability to the UK Ministry of Defence.
Xenesis is scheduled to demonstrate the performance of its optical terminal in 2022 on Bartolomeo, Airbus Defence and Space’s external research platform on the International Space Station.
The European Space Agency signed a €650 million ($790,000,000) contract with Airbus Space and Defence to produce three additional service modules for NASA’s Orion crewed spacecraft.
The €650 million contract brings the total number of European Service Modules to be built by Airbus to six.
The first European Service Module rolled off the production line at Airbus’ facility in Bremen, Germany and was delivered to NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in November 2018.
Since the launch of SmartForce in 2018, Airbus has signed five agreements for co-development of new services and technologies.
Airbus signed a contract to provide a digital services focus for maintenance of the Air Refueling Boom System on the Royal Australian Air Force KC-30A Multi-Role Tanker Transport (A330 MRTT) fleet.
The European Commission awarded two contracts for 12 second-generation Galileo satellites to Thales Alenia Space (Italy) and Airbus Defence & Space (Germany) for a total of EUR 1.47 billion.
Airbus Helicopters’ Flightlab provides an agile and efficient testbed to quickly test technologies for Airbus’ current helicopter range and for future fixed-wing aircraft or (e)VTOL platforms.
Airbus Helicopters intends to test hybrid and electric propulsion technologies, autonomy, and technologies aimed at reducing helicopter sound levels or improving maintenance and flight safety with its Flightlab demonstrator.
The AMU-LED consortium includes 17 companies and institutions globally, including EHang, Airbus, and Boeing.
Airbus’ Bartolomeo platform was launched and robotically attached to the ISS Columbus module in 2020.
The European Space Agency and Airbus agreed service orders for two independent payload missions to be launched to the Bartolomeo payload hosting facility on the International Space Station in 2022 and 2024 respectively.
The European Commission awarded two contracts for 12 satellites (six satellites each) to Thales Alenia Space (Italy) and Airbus Defence & Space (Germany) for close to $1,790,000,000 following an open competition.