US EditionChilean Air Force Cancels FASat-Delta Satellite Due to Supplier Issues – Archyde
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The Chilean Air Force reported that, following a thorough analysis, a decision has been made to cancel the FASat-D satellite, as part of the constellation of the National Satellite System (SNSAT) project, due to non-compliance with the contractual objectives in its operationalization by the supplier company, the Israeli ISI. The satellite had been launched on June 12, 2023, but since then the satellite could not be managed to function as foresee…
Chilean Air Force Cancels FASat-Delta Satellite Due to Supplier Issues – Archyde
Archyde The Chilean Satellite Fiasco: A Comedy of Errors So it seems the Chilean Air Force, also known as FACh, has decided to take the old adage “Sometimes it’s better to have loved and lost than never to have launched at all” to heart. What am I talking about? Well, grab your popcorn, folks, because this […] You can read the full story here: Chilean Air Force Cancels FASat-Delta Satellite Due to Supplier Issues.
After an exhaustive analysis, and having as its main reason the breach of contract of one of the companies involved, the Chilean Air Force (FACh) officially announced the cancellation of the new FASat-Delta satellite. It had been placed in orbit during the last month of June 2023 through a Falcon 9 SpaceX rocket, and had as one of its objectives to establish a new constellation of artificial satellites in order to complement the current FASat-Ch…
The Chilean Air Force (FACh) reported, through a press release, that it decided to cancel the Fasat-Delta satellite due to the "fasat-delta failure of the contractual objectives in its operational launch" by the Israeli provider ImageSat International (ISI).The FACh, as published by Infodefensa.com, hoped to validate the operational positioning of the device, which was placed in orbit on 12 June 2023 by a SpaceX Falcon 9 space launcher from the …
The Chilean Air Force decided to cancel the FASat-D satellite, as part of the constellation of the National Satellite System (SNSAT) project, due to non-compliance with contractual objectives in its operationalization by
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