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Airbus launched the Skynet 5A, 5B, 5C, and 5D satellites between 2007 and 2012.
Complete integration of the Skynet 6A satellite will take place at Airbus facilities in the UK.
OneWeb’s satellites carrying Altius DogTags are manufactured by Airbus OneWeb Satellites in a factory on Merritt Island, Florida.
In December 2020 OneWeb launched 36 new satellites built at its Airbus joint venture assembly plant in Florida, bringing OneWeb’s total fleet to 110 satellites.
The two spacecraft ordered by Intelsat are from Airbus Defence and Space’s OneSat family of fully reconfigurable geostationary satellites.
Airbus signed a contract with Intelsat on 2020-12-31 to build two OneSat satellites for Intelsat’s next-generation software-defined network.
Intelsat placed an order on 2021-01-08 for two geostationary communications satellites from Airbus Defence and Space to support Intelsat’s aviation connectivity business.
OneSat is designed to deliver a balance between performance, flexibility, and competitive cost per bit while maintaining Airbus’ product reliability.
Airbus signed a contract with Intelsat on 2020-12-31 to build two OneSat satellites operating in multiple frequency bands for Intelsat’s next-generation software-defined network.
Airbus established new industrial capabilities across its European sites to enable increased production pace for OneSat satellites.
OneSat is designed to provide a balance between performance, flexibility, and competitive cost per bit while maintaining Airbus’ product reliability.
Airbus filed a protest with the Government Accountability Office challenging the Tracking Layer Tranche 0 awards.
The Government Accountability Office dismissed Airbus’ protest on 2021-11-30.
Turkish satellite operator Turksat ordered Turksat 5A and Turksat 5B from Airbus Defence and Space in 2017.
In 2023 Inmarsat expects to launch three Airbus Defence & Space-built satellites named GX7, GX8, and GX9.
The first Inmarsat-6 satellite is built by Airbus Defence & Space and is due to be launched by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries later in 2021.
OneWeb’s satellite production currently operates under a joint venture between OneWeb and Airbus.
Airbus built Earth observation satellites for the French Armed Forces that were launched on a Soyuz launcher from the Kourou European Spaceport in French Guiana.
CNES awarded the CSO contract to Airbus at the end of 2010 while acting on behalf of the French Armament General Directorate (DGA).
Airbus teams will lead the User Ground Segment operations for CSO, as Airbus currently does for Helios, Pleiades, SarLupe, and Cosmo-SkyMed.