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Ovzon 3

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Launched 1/1/2023
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Dry Mass
1500 kg
Total Mass
Unknown
Power
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Design Life
Unknown
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Ovzon

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Ovzon
Launch Mission

Ovzon-3

1/3/2024

Entity Mentions
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Ovzon 3 is lighter and smaller than traditional communications satellites designed for geostationary orbit.

Mentioned as: Ovzon 3SourceAug 18, 2022

Once launched from Arianespace’s launchpad in French Guiana, Ovzon 3 will take about four months to enter service and will provide five steerable beams.

Mentioned as: Ovzon 3SourceAug 18, 2022

Critical key components previously delayed for Ovzon 3 have been delivered to Ovzon’s production partner Maxar.

Mentioned as: Ovzon 3SourceAug 23, 2022

Ovzon CEO Per Norén is confident in the market demand for Ovzon 3 and cites increasing demand from current and new customers for the geostationary satellite.

Mentioned as: Ovzon 3SourceFeb 3, 2023

Ovzon 3 is a geostationary communications satellite described as the first in its class specifically designed to provide mobility, performance, and resiliency.

Mentioned as: Ovzon 3SourceJan 3, 2024

SpaceX is targeting Wednesday, 2024-01-03 for a Falcon 9 launch of the Ovzon 3 mission to geosynchronous transfer orbit from Space Launch Complex 40 (SLC-40) at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.

Mentioned as: Ovzon 3SourceJan 2, 2024

Ovzon 3 will be launched on SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida.

Mentioned as: Ovzon 3SourceJan 3, 2024

The Ovzon 3 launch occurred at 6:04 p.m. Eastern from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida.

Mentioned as: Ovzon 3SourceJan 4, 2024

Maxar Space Systems designed and manufactured Ovzon 3 for Ovzon, a Swedish-based SATCOM-as-a-Service provider.

Mentioned as: Ovzon 3SourceJan 4, 2024

Ovzon 3 is intended to provide mobile connectivity mainly to government customers, including the U.S. Department of Defense.

Mentioned as: Ovzon 3SourceJan 10, 2024

Ovzon 3 reached its orbital position in the geostationary arc after a five-month journey in space.

Mentioned as: Ovzon 3SourceJun 17, 2024

Ovzon contracted Arianespace to launch its satellite in 2021 aboard an Ariane 5.

Mentioned as: Ovzon 3SourceAug 24, 2019

Ovzon plans to launch the first Ovzon 3 satellite in 2021.

Mentioned as: Ovzon 3SourceDec 7, 2020

Ovzon 3 is intended to offer the highest bandwidth with the smallest terminals for mobile broadband by geostationary satellites.

Mentioned as: Ovzon 3SourceDec 15, 2020

Ovzon’s next-generation satellite Ovzon 3 is scheduled to launch in 2021-10-01 to further enhance performance and functionality.

Mentioned as: Ovzon 3SourceMar 26, 2021

In the third quarter, Intelsat’s $56,200,000 pre-capacity commitment for Ovzon 3 was reduced by 5% because of the satellite’s delay.

Mentioned as: Ovzon 3SourceAug 18, 2022

Ovzon has a launch timeframe for Ovzon 3 between December 2022 and February 2023, contingent on successful tests and completed logistics and coordination.

Mentioned as: Ovzon 3SourceAug 23, 2022

Ovzon secured a deadline extension on 2023-03-28 enabling it to keep priority spectrum rights for its first broadband satellite Ovzon 3 if it launches early enough in a July–September launch window set by SpaceX.

Mentioned as: Ovzon 3SourceMar 28, 2023

Ovzon originally lined up a 2021 SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch for Ovzon 3 before switching to an Ariane 5 after receiving a better deal from Arianespace.

Mentioned as: Ovzon 3SourceMar 28, 2023

Ovzon 3 will be launched by a flight-proven Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida later in 2023.

Mentioned as: Ovzon 3SourceFeb 3, 2023
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