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Loft Orbital has two missions planned for 2021 and plans to conduct quarterly missions starting in 2022.
Loft Orbital’s YAM-3 will carry an S-band antenna that will be used by an unspecified customer for an internet-of-things service that is the beginning of a constellation.
Loft Orbital had three missions planned for 2021 and planned quarterly missions in 2022.
Anywaves sold two S-band antennas to Loft Orbital to be installed on Loft Orbital’s YAM-5 spacecraft launching in 2022.
VanZyl-1 is scheduled to launch with Loft Orbital in early 2022.
Loft Orbital is a San Francisco-based company founded in 2017.
Hydrosat agreed with Loft Orbital to launch its first satellite mission to create a thermal infrared map of Earth by early 2022.
Hydrosat’s first multi-spectral infrared mission will launch on Loft Orbital’s YAM-6 spacecraft aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
Loft Orbital is based in San Francisco and was founded in 2017 to offer microsatellite missions as a service by integrating customer payloads with standard satellite buses and mission operations software.
Hydrosat and Loft Orbital reached an agreement on 2020-12-09 to launch Hydrosat’s first satellite mission in early 2022.
Loft Orbital planned to launch its first satellite, Yet Another Mission (YAM) 2, in mid-2020 but now expects that mission to launch in early 2021.
Orbital Sidekick is preparing to launch its second hyperspectral sensor in December on a Loft Orbital satellite.
Orbital Sidekick is preparing to launch its second hyperspectral sensor in December on a Loft Orbital satellite scheduled to ride on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rideshare.
Loft Orbital signed a contract on 2020-08-04 to provide the spacecraft platform and arrange a launch for a Canadian quantum communications experiment.
Loft Orbital is a San Francisco-based startup working under a contract from Scientific Systems Company Inc.
Exolaunch is preparing to launch Loft Orbital’s YAM-3 satellite, built by LeoStella, on a Falcon 9 flight scheduled for December 2020.
Exolaunch plans to send another Loft Orbital satellite to space on a 2021 SpaceX flight.
Loft Orbital planned to launch its first satellite, YAM-2, on an Indian Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle in mid-2020 prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the pandemic created launch delays.
Exolaunch planned in April to arrange rides for multiple small satellites on SpaceX Falcon 9 rideshare missions, and Loft Orbital is the first announced customer.
Loft Orbital established a partner network in 2018 that includes satellite manufacturers LeoStella, Maxar Technologies, OHB/LuxSpace, Satrec Initiative, and Blue Canyon Technologies, along with partners in launch, ground communications, and analytics.