Space

Las nuevas instalaciones, cuya construcción comenzó en julio de 2018, tienen capacidad para albergar 1.700 empleados y ocupan una parcela de aproximadamente 51.200 metros cuadrados, de los que 33.500 corresponden a la urbanización y el resto a los edificios.

Las nuevas instalaciones, cuya construcción comenzó en julio de 2018, tienen capacidad para albergar 1.700 empleados y ocupan una parcela de aproximadamente 51.200 metros cuadrados, de los que 33.500 corresponden a la urbanización y el resto a los edificios.

Las nuevas instalaciones, cuya construcción comenzó en julio de 2018, tienen capacidad para albergar 1.700 empleados y ocupan una parcela de aproximadamente 51.200 metros cuadrados, de los que 33.500 corresponden a la urbanización y el resto a los edificios.

Las nuevas instalaciones, cuya construcción comenzó en julio de 2018, tienen capacidad para albergar 1.700 empleados y ocupan una parcela de aproximadamente 51.200 metros cuadrados, de los que 33.500 corresponden a la urbanización y el resto a los edificios.

Las nuevas instalaciones, cuya construcción comenzó en julio de 2018, tienen capacidad para albergar 1.700 empleados y ocupan una parcela de aproximadamente 51.200 metros cuadrados, de los que 33.500 corresponden a la urbanización y el resto a los edificios.

Superbird-9 will deliver broadcast and broadband missions in Ku band, primarily over Japan and Eastern Asia. It will bring day-to-day flexibility for the SKY Perfect JSAT fleet enabling payload missions to be configured, adapted and combined to perfectly match end-user needs. This covers everything from DTH broadcasting to broadband HTS including maritime and aero-connectivity services, utilising the latest innovations in payload technology and in-orbit resource management.

The first Airbus Pléiades Neo imaging satellite was shipped in April 2021 from France to the launch site in French Guiana, where it will be orbited by a Vega launcher

The first of Airbus’ Pléiades Neo high-resolution imaging satellites will be orbited by a Vega launcher in the first half of 2021

Airbus’ Pléiades Neo satellites will provide commercial and institutional customers with very high-resolution imagery

Eurostar Neo combines increased payload capacity and more efficient power and thermal control systems with reduced production time and optimised costs, as part of a fully digitalised production process.

EUTELSAT 36D will replace and enhance capacity at 36°East, a key orbital slot for Eutelsat for TV broadcasting (DTH) and government services over Africa, Russia, and Europe.

JUICE, the European Space Agency's JUpiter ICy moons Explorer mission, has successfully passed its latest milestone: space engineers at Airbus’ satellite integration centre in Friedrichshafen (Germany) have attached the magnetometer boom (MAGBOOM) to the spacecraft.

Producing directly in orbit will revolutionise the way space systems are designed, built and operated. It has significant advantages over the traditional approach – where everything is produced on Earth and subsequently transported to space – since objects made in space are freed from the constraints and requirements of launch (launcher mass and volume limitations, structural strength to withstand launch).

The “orbital factory” envisioned by PERIOD will pioneer construction of major components such as antenna reflectors, assembly of spacecraft components and satellite payload replacements, directly in space.

Airbus’ Bartolomeo platform was launched and robotically attached to the ISS Columbus Module in 2020. Following the final connection of the cabling, which requires Extravehicular Activity (EVA), the platform will be ready for its in-space commissioning in the coming weeks.

Airbus built Europe’s first mission to Mars – Mars Express which was launched in 2003. Airbus also designed and manufactured the surface lander Beagle 2 (carried to Mars by Mars Express), which was unfortunately lost after its release.

Airbus has designed and built the ESA ExoMars rover vehicle, Europe’s first rover to another planet. The ExoMars rover was built in a special bio-burden cleanroom in Stevenage (UK) to ensure it meets planetary protection guidelines.

Airbus is to build the Earth Return Orbiter that will collect the samples from Martian orbit and return them to Earth. Airbus is the European Space Agency (ESA)’s prime contractor for the Mars Sample Return’s Earth Return Orbiter (ERO) – the first ever spacecraft to bring samples back to Earth from Mars.

Five years protecting our planet with Sentinel-2A

JUICE infographic

Sentinel-6 infographic (landscape)

EarthCare Infographic

RemoveDebris Spacecraft Infographic

RemoveDebris VBN Infographic

RemoveDebris Net Infographic

RemoveDEBRIS infographic

El sistema avanzado de circuito cerrado (ACLS)

The Advanced Closed-Loop System (ACLS)

Le système ACLS (Advanced Closed-Loop System for the ISS)

Das ACLS-System (Advanced Closed-Loop System for the ISS)

Orion ESM - Manking on the way to the Moon and beyond

Orion ESM - Voyage autour de la Lune, alimenté par le Module de Service Européen (ESM) d'Airbus

Orion ESM - A journey around the Moon powered by Airbus-built European Service Module (ESM)

Orion ESM - Un viaje alrededor de la Luna, impulsado por el Módulo de Servicio Europeo (ESM) construido por Airbus

Orion ESM - L'humanité s'envole vers la Lune et au-delà

Orion ESM - Eine Reise um den Mond mit dem von Airbus gebauten europäischen Servicemodul (ESM)

Orion ESM - La humanidad, camino a la Luna y más allá

Orion ESM - Die Menschheit auf dem Weg zum Mond und darüber hinaus