Fergani's Sixth Satellite Is in Space!
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Fergani Space Technologies, founded by Baykar Chairman Selçuk Bayraktar, successfully launched its sixth test satellite, FRG-100D4, developed with domestic and national engineering capabilities. Launched from Cape Canaveral Space Force Base as part of SpaceX's Bandwagon-5 mission, the 160-kilogram, next-generation satellite seamlessly entered its target orbit at an altitude of 590 kilometers, reinforcing Turkey's position in the global space rac…
Fergani Space's sixth test satellite, 'FRG-100D4', developed entirely with national resources, has been launched into space. Equipped with communication and navigation capabilities, the 160-kilogram, next-generation national satellite has successfully entered its orbit and begun its mission.
Fergani Space Technologies has sent FRG-100D4, its sixth test satellite developed with national engineering capability, into space from the US Space Force Base Cape Canaveral.
Selçuk Bayraktar, Chairman of the Board of Baykar, announced that the FRG-100D4 satellite, developed by Fergani, has successfully entered orbit.
Turkey has taken another historic step in its national space initiative. The 160-kilogram FRG-100D4 satellite, developed entirely with national resources by Fergani Space Technologies, was launched into space from the USA on October 20, 2026, and placed into its target orbit at an altitude of 590 kilometers. With this project, spearheaded by Selçuk Bayraktar, Turkey has passed another critical threshold in its goal of an independent communicatio…
Selçuk Bayraktar: “The FRG-100D4 satellite, developed by Fergani and carrying communication and navigation payloads, has successfully entered orbit.” The FRG-100D4, Fergani Space's sixth experimental satellite developed entirely with national resources, has been launched into space. Equipped with communication and navigation capabilities, the 160 kg, next-generation national satellite has settled into orbit and begun its mission. This announceme…
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