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The Airbus Defence and Space site in Friedrichshafen, Germany will head an industrial consortium of companies from 19 countries to deliver CRISTAL.
The Airbus and Eutelsat consortia will study the pros and cons of large geostationary satellites, smaller low Earth orbit satellites, satellite ground systems, and other topics for the European Space Agency.
Thales Alenia Space signed an 88-million-euro subcontract with Airbus on 2020-09-21 to build CRISTAL’s main instrument.
Optus, Yahsat and Arabsat each ordered a satellite from Airbus in 2020, and Hispasat ordered a satellite from Thales Alenia Space.
Hylas-3 is a hosted payload with eight steerable beams that launched in mid-2019 as part of Airbus and the European Space Agency’s EDRS-C satellite.
Thuraya-4 NGS will be built on an Airbus Eurostar Neo satellite platform with a 12-meter L-band antenna and a payload processor that can adjust power levels for 250 communications beams.
Yahsat contracted Airbus Defence and Space on 2020-08-27 to build a satellite for Thuraya.
Airbus Defence and Space will build Badr-8 using the Eurostar Neo all-electric platform.
Airbus is designing Badr-8 for a design life that exceeds 15 years.
Arabsat ordered a geostationary communications satellite from Airbus Defence and Space on 2022-08-18.
Airbus U.S. operates under a Special Security Agreement that requires it to be run by an independent board of directors that does not report to the parent company in France.
Airbus, which owns 50 percent of OneWeb Satellites, has kept the Florida factory open and is preparing to ramp up production to eight satellites per week later 2020.
The ESA-led competition to select second-generation Galileo suppliers is arranged on behalf of the European Commission and pits OHB against Thales Alenia Space and Airbus Defence and Space.
Thales Alenia Space and Airbus Defence and Space both helped build the Galileo ground segment, giving them familiarity with the constellation.
Airbus expects the Galileo second-generation satellites to be a significantly different system with upgraded technologies including payload processing, beam forming networks, active antennas, and electric propulsion on a larger platform.
Airbus Defence and Space and Thales Alenia Space Italy built the first four Galileo satellites used to validate the constellation concept.
OHB bested an Airbus and Thales Alenia Space consortium in 2011 to build the Galileo first-generation constellation and has been the prime contractor for the satellites since then.
Telesat and Airbus Defence and Space have received study contracts to design potential spacecraft buses for Blackjack.
Xtar has a memorandum of understanding with Hisdesat to use capacity on the SpainSat NG satellites that Airbus is building.
Airbus built Eutelsat Quantum in the United Kingdom on a platform from its subsidiary Surrey Satellite Technology Limited.