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Top European Spaceflight News

Starlink-Rival Eutelsat Signs Deal with Europe's MaiaSpace to Launch Satellites

France · France

Starlink-Rival Eutelsat Signs Deal with Europe's MaiaSpace to Launch Satellites

50% Center coverage: 4 sources

Read more about European Space Innovation: Eutelsat Partners with MaiaSpace on Devdiscourse.See the Story

Vega C to launch Brazilian satellite

Satellites · Brazil

Vega C to launch Brazilian satellite

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A Brazilian government agency will launch an Earth observation satellite on a Vega C rocket, working with a launch broker rather than contracting directly with Avio. The post Vega C to launch Brazilian satellite appeared first on SpaceNews.See the Story

Airbus to Launch First Pléiades Neo Next Satellite in 2028, Strengthening Earth Observation and Geospatial Services

Airbus to Launch First Pléiades Neo Next Satellite in 2028, Strengthening Earth Observation and Geospatial Services

With the Pléiades Neo Next programme, Airbus is reinforcing its Earth observation capabilities and services to remain at the forefront of geospatial technologies. The programme will deliver new satellite assets and capabilities, including 20-cm-class native resolution. “The Pléiades Neo Next programme builds on the success of our existing Pléiades Neo constellation which serves government and commercial customers around the world,” said Eric Eve…See the Story

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