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Telespazio Brasil will offer connectivity via SatADSL’s Cloud-service Delivery Platform (C-SDP) and the Yahsat3 satellite.
Telespazio Brazil will offer connectivity via SatADSL’s Cloud-service Delivery Platform (C-SDP) and the Yahsat3 satellite.
AMOS-Spacecom of Israel, Yahsat of the United Arab Emirates, and Geeks Without Frontiers are collaborating to identify areas of cooperation emerging from the Abraham Accords to deliver humanitarian satellite connectivity during the COVID-19 crisis in Africa.
The Thuraya 4-NGS PMO will serve as the primary liaison between Airbus and Yahsat’s headquarters to ensure smooth on-time delivery.
Al Yah Satellite Communications Company (Yahsat) has established a Program Management Office (PMO) for Thuraya 4-NGS.
Yahsat obtained an option for an additional satellite from Airbus Defence & Space in 2020.
Airbus Defence & Space announced orders in 2020 to sell one satellite to Emirati fleet operator Yahsat.
Airbus Defence and Space won the contract to build the Thuraya-4 NGS satellite for Yahsat.
Hughes Network Systems and Yahsat completed the majority of the integration work related to their joint venture serving Brazil.
Yahsat’s Al Yah 3 Ka-band satellite payload is an integral part of the HughesNet service.
Yahsat signed a contract with Airbus Defence and Space for the Thuraya-4 NGS satellite that includes an option for a second identical satellite, Thuraya-5 NGS.
Thuraya-5 NGS is an option on the Thuraya-4 NGS contract and Yahsat is sizing the market and building a business plan for shareholder approval.
Yahsat Group monitors low Earth orbit satellite developments while maintaining geostationary satellite operations within Thuraya.
Yahsat considers healthy geostationary satellites able to produce revenue for about 15 years.
Yahsat acquired mobile satellite services provider Thuraya Telecommunications two years before mid-October 2020.
Yahsat plans to spend approximately $500,000,000 to build and launch Thuraya-4 NGS.
Optus, Yahsat and Arabsat each ordered a satellite from Airbus in 2020, and Hispasat ordered a satellite from Thales Alenia Space.
Yahsat operates a fleet of three satellites that provide broadband, television broadcast and other high-capacity C-, Ku- and Ka-band services across the Middle East, Africa, Central and Southwest Asia and parts of South America.
Yahsat contracted Airbus Defence and Space on 2020-08-27 to build a satellite for Thuraya.
Yahsat is owned by the United Arab Emirates state-owned investment company Mubadala and acquired Thuraya in 2018.