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Telesat plans to select a manufacturing contract winner for its LEO program later 2019.
Relativity announced a multi-launch contract with Telesat to support Telesat’s Low Earth Orbit constellation.
The new Hughes–Yahsat joint venture will use more than 65 gigabits per second of Ka-band capacity supplied from Yahsat’s Al Yah 3 satellite and Hughes’ leased payloads on Eutelsat’s 65 West A and Telesat’s Telstar-19 Vantage satellites.
Airbus is competing against a Maxar Technologies–Thales Alenia Space team for an estimated $3,000,000,000 contract to build Telesat’s megaconstellation.
Relativity announced a contract with satellite operator Telesat on 2019-04-05 for an unspecified number of launches for Telesat’s proposed broadband satellite constellation.
Telesat planned to have the LEO constellation in service in 2022.
Telesat launched the geostationary high-throughput satellites Telstar-18 Vantage and Telstar-19 Vantage in the past 12 months.
Telesat had not specified how many satellites it would initially order for the LEO constellation.
As of 2019-05-02, Airbus Defence and Space and a Maxar Technologies–Thales Alenia Space team had nearly finalized designs and planned to submit proposals to Telesat in the coming months.
Airbus Defence and Space and the Maxar–Thales Alenia Space team expressed willingness to establish factories in Canada to build Telesat’s satellites.
Telesat is providing a small amount of capacity to Intelsat to cover for Intelsat’s 2019-04-07 loss of the Intelsat-29e satellite.
Airbus Defence and Space and a Maxar Technologies–Thales Alenia Space team are competing for a Telesat contract estimated at $3,000,000,000.
Telesat signed contracts with Indonesian telecommunications service provider PT iForte Solusi Infotek for Ku-band and C-band capacity on Telstar-18 Vantage.
Telesat reported a quarterly net income of 172 million Canadian dollars on revenue of 222 million Canadian dollars.
In March, maritime connectivity provider OmniAccess signed a contract to be the first customer for Telesat’s LEO constellation under a take-or-pay arrangement.
Relativity announced a multi-launch contract with Telesat to support Telesat’s LEO constellation in April 2019.
On 2019-04-05, Relativity reached an agreement with Telesat for Telesat to use Terran 1 for an unspecified number of launches for Telesat’s broadband constellation under development.
On 2019-04-05, Relativity signed a contract with Telesat to launch a portion of Telesat’s low Earth orbit broadband satellite constellation.
Relativity and Telesat signed a contract on 2019-04-05 for Relativity to provide launch services for Telesat’s LEO satellite constellation.
Telesat decided to include NewSpace companies in its LEO program to obtain lower costs and greater flexibility for deploying its constellation.