OneWeb

A new production line has been installed at the Toulouse facility for the manufacturing of OneWeb satellites.

Eutelsat awarded Airbus a contract to build 340 OneWeb LEO satellites.

Airbus Defence and Space has secured a contract from Eutelsat for the construction of 340 OneWeb low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites.

In 2016, Airbus Defence and Space and OneWeb founded a joint venture called Airbus OneWeb Satellites.

Eutelsat has a follow-on contract with Airbus for 340 OneWeb satellites.

Eutelsat has ordered 340 additional OneWeb satellites from Airbus.

The new deal increases the total number of OneWeb satellites ordered by Eutelsat to 440.

Airbus has been awarded a contract by Eutelsat to build 340 low Earth orbit OneWeb satellites.

In January 2024, Airbus purchased OneWeb’s share in Airbus OneWeb Satellites from Eutelsat.

Airbus OneWeb Satellites was established to build a constellation of 900 satellites for the OneWeb low Earth orbit megaconstellation.

Eutelsat is contracting Airbus Defence and Space to build 340 OneWeb satellites.

The new OneWeb satellites will feature advanced digital channelizers for enhanced onboard processing capabilities.

The newly ordered OneWeb satellites are designed for greater efficiency and flexibility with optimized architecture.

The delivery of the OneWeb satellites is scheduled to begin at the end of 2026.

The first launches of the OneWeb satellites are scheduled for 2026.

Eutelsat has awarded Airbus a contract to build an additional 340 OneWeb LEO satellites.

The group operates a fleet of 36 GEO satellites for high-capacity broadcasting and connectivity services, integrated with the OneWeb LEO constellation.

Eutelsat Group, headquartered in Paris, was officially formed following the merger of the French company Eutelsat and the British OneWeb in September 2023.

Airbus OneWeb Satellites built more than 600 OneWeb satellites that are currently in orbit.

Delivery of the new OneWeb satellites is expected to start from the end of 2026.