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Space42 has announced the global availability of its next-generation mobile communications satellite, Thuraya-4 (T4-NGS).
Space42 in the UAE announced the global launch of its commercial satellite communication service provided by the Thuraya-4 satellite.
Thuraya-4 uses the L-band frequency and employs Airbus's Eurostar Neo satellite bus, achieving communication speeds of over 1 Mbps.
Thuraya-4 will provide secure connectivity to over 100 countries across Europe, Africa, Central Asia, and the Middle East.
Thuraya-4 supports direct communication with IoT devices and smartphones and will launch 16 products alongside the service.
Thuraya-4's communication service will be available in over 100 countries, including new markets in South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Mozambique, and Zambia.
Space42 launched the Thuraya-4 satellite in July 2025, which can deliver 'jam-proof connectivity' to military and civilian users.
Airbus manufactured Thuraya-4-NGS for Yahsat based on the all-electric Airbus Eurostar Neo platform.
Thuraya-4 is equipped with a 12-meter reflector antenna.
Thuraya-4 entering commercial operation positions Space42 for growth aligned with market demand.
Thuraya-4 became one of the largest mobile communications satellites in orbit when SpaceX launched it in January.
Space42 aims for Thuraya-4 to boost the company’s space services revenue in mobile satellite services for defense and security, as well as commercial applications.
Space42 has officially rolled out global service on its mobile communications satellite Thuraya-4 (T4-NGS).
Thuraya-4’s L-band satellite connectivity services are now available to customers in more than 100 countries across Europe, Africa, Central Asia, and the Middle East.
Thuraya-4 is providing coverage to new markets in Africa, including South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Mozambique, and Zambia.
Space42 owns the Thuraya satellite system.
Space42 is preparing for commercial operations of the Thuraya-4 satellite, which will provide Direct-to-Device connectivity services through a joint venture with Viasat.
Space42's Thuraya-4 satellite has entered its final operational phase, preparing for service activation with coverage across more than 25 countries.
In Insurers of Thuraya Satellite Telecommunications v. Boeing Satellite Systems International, an ICC tribunal dismissed claims against Boeing concerning its 702 satellite model.
Thuraya, a satellite communications company, was established in 1997 to enhance satellite communication in desert areas.