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Thuraya 4-NGS will add capabilities across product lines such as maritime, IoT, and data solutions and will offer a wide spectrum of throughput capabilities and high market-leading speeds while reinforcing Thuraya’s strengths in the MSS voice market.
Yahsat’s Thuraya 4-NGS project reinforces Airbus Defence and Space’s position as a leading provider of electric propulsion geostationary satellites.
Yahsat’s program to build Thuraya 4-NGS entails a complete overhaul of Thuraya’s space and ground platforms to enable new services, products, and solutions across a greater coverage area.
Yahsat acquired Thuraya in 2018 and two of Yahsat’s current satellites came from Thuraya.
Yahsat awarded Airbus Defence and Space a contract in August 2020 to build a satellite to refresh Thuraya’s legacy L-band network slated to launch in 2024.
Thuraya 4-NGS is designed to increase coverage and capacity and deliver next-generation mobility solutions for defence, government, enterprise, and consumer customer segments.
Thuraya 4-NGS is part of a program delivering a new L-band ecosystem that upgrades Thuraya’s space, ground, and user product and solutions segments.
SatTrack delivers critical updates about vessels anywhere within Thuraya’s network, which spans 80% of the world’s fishing hubs.
Thuraya’s SatTrack assists MarineStar users in staying in command and gaining vital market advantage.
Thuraya launched the web-based SatTrack maritime tracking and monitoring service in partnership with FrontM.
Thuraya's Chief Strategy and Marketing Officer, Jassem Nasser, highlighted that SatTrack improves offshore monitoring and communications effectiveness with vessels.
Thuraya's Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Sulaiman Al Ali, stated that SatTrack is a feature-rich and intuitive tracking and monitoring platform.
SatTrack is developed for vessels and fleets serviced by the Thuraya MarineStar Solution.
SatTrack extends the General Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) functionality of Thuraya MarineStar to support third-party integrations.
Thuraya’s Customer Care team provides round-the-clock technical support for the SatTrack service.
Tuvalu Telecommunications Corporation plans to expand ABS coverage to the outer islands Nanumea and Niutao and to increase satellite bandwidth.
As part of ABS’s five-year investment plan, Tuvalu Telecommunications Corporation is planning to extend 0.004 kg mobile coverage to the outer islands using ABS satellite links.
The Thuraya 4-NGS PMO will oversee the design, assembly, integration, and testing phases of the satellite subsystems and focus on timely delivery of the spacecraft for launch in late 2023.
Thuraya 4-NGS was announced in August of 2020 as part of a $500,000,000 program to transform Thuraya’s space and ground systems and enable the company’s next-generation products and solutions portfolio.
Airbus Defence and Space won the contract to build the Thuraya-4 NGS satellite for Yahsat.