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LeoStella selected InnoFlight to develop and deliver its next-generation Flight Computer Processing Unit (FCPU) and Payload Interface Electronics (PIE).
LeoStella is partly owned by Earth-imaging operator BlackSky and manufactures satellites for BlackSky.
LeoStella is a specialized satellite constellation design and manufacturing company based in Tukwila, Washington.
NorthStar previously ordered three larger SSA satellites from Thales Alenia Space in cooperation with LeoStella that are now targeting launch in the second quarter of 2023.
On 2022-04-12 Astra Space, Inc. and LeoStella entered a contract for Astra to provide multiple Astra Spacecraft Engines for LeoStella satellites.
Astra Space announced on 2022-04-12 an order of electric thrusters by LeoStella.
The sale of thrusters to LeoStella is part of Astra’s Phase 2 strategy to productize core space technologies.
Astra sold multiple Astra Spacecraft Engines to LeoStella under the 2022-04-12 agreement.
LeoStella, a joint venture of Thales Alenia Space and Spaceflight Inc., builds satellites in Tukwila, Washington.
Loft Orbital is currently flying two condosats with buses built by LeoStella and Blue Canyon Technologies.
LeoStella was under contract to build a bus for a Loft Orbital satellite that Loft plans to deploy in the first half of 2022.
Loft Orbital ordered additional buses from LeoStella after securing undisclosed customers looking to fly payloads in 2023.
Loft Orbital has secured multiple satellite buses from LeoStella as part of an ongoing series of procurements.
LeoStella’s factory in Tukwila, Washington is designed to maximize efficiency while remaining scalable to meet accelerating market demand.
LeoStella operates a continuous manufacturing model that builds schedule buffers between supply chain parts and production need dates.
Loft Orbital Solutions, Inc. and LeoStella, Inc. extended their production agreement to secure multiple additional LEO-100 satellite buses from LeoStella.
LeoStella built the bus for Loft Orbital’s YAM-5 satellite, which plans to launch in the second quarter of 2022.
LeoStella primarily builds satellites for its part-owner BlackSky and also sells the LEO-100 commercial off-the-shelf satellite bus to third parties.
LeoStella, a joint venture between BlackSky and Thales Alenia Space, built the bus for Loft Orbital’s YAM-3 satellite that launched on the same June rideshare mission as YAM-2.
The LEO-100 satellite buses procured by Loft Orbital are based on LeoStella’s existing product line of ESPA-class buses.