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The Falcon 9 first stage booster used on the ARABSAT BADR-8 mission completed its 14th launch and landing.
The Falcon 9 first stage booster supporting the ARABSAT BADR-8 mission previously launched GPS III Space Vehicle 04, GPS III Space Vehicle 05, Inspiration4, Ax-1, Nilesat 301, OneWeb Launch 17, and seven Starlink missions.
Arabsat 5A launched in 2010 with an expected operational life of 15 years.
Badr-8 is designed to replace and expand Arabsat’s C-band and Ku-band capacity across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and central Asia over a 15-year design life.
Airbus has supplied satellites to Arabsat for 20 years.
Arabsat BADR-8 features increased payload capacity and more efficient power and thermal control systems compared with its predecessor.
The Airbus Eurostar Neo Arabsat BADR-8 satellite features electric orbit-raising technology.
Arabsat BADR-8 will deliver 17.8 kW of payload power.
Arabsat BADR-8 will provide connectivity over Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Central Asia.
Arabsat BADR-8 will replace and increase Arabsat’s capacity and augment its core business at the BADR hotspot 26°E in geostationary orbit.
Arabsat BADR-8 features the Airbus TELEO space demonstrator to provide space-to-ground optical communications at gigabit speeds.
BADR-8 is the eighth satellite Airbus has built for Arabsat.
Arabsat BADR-8 will replace and increase Arabsat’s capacity and augment its core business at the BADR hotspot at 26°E in geostationary orbit.
Arabsat BADR-8 carries Airbus’ TELEO space demonstrator that provides space-to-ground optical communications at gigabit speeds.
Airbus’ Eurostar Neo satellite Arabsat BADR-8 has been shipped to Cape Canaveral ready for launch.
The Airbus Eurostar Neo Arabsat BADR-8 satellite features electric orbit-raising technology.
BADR-8 is the eighth satellite Airbus has built for Arabsat.
Arabsat BADR-8 features increased payload capacity and more efficient power and thermal control systems.
Arabsat BADR-8 will provide connectivity over Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Central Asia.
The other side booster on the ViaSat-3 Americas Falcon Heavy mission previously supported Arabsat-6A and STP-2.