SpaceX Eutelsat 36D

[solly]

Looks like SpaceX' next customer launch from SLC-40 could actually be the launch of the Eutelsat 36D satellite in Late-March, pending further confirmation.

The Astranis Block 2 mission has also officially been delayed to Mid-2024.

 

[solly]

Eutelsat selects Airbus for key orbital slot with EUTELSAT 36D satellite

Paris, France (SPX) Mar 23, 2021 - Airbus has been selected by Eutelsat, one of the world's leading satellites operators, to build EUTELSAT 36D, a new generation multi-mission geostationary telecommunications satellite. The EUT

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70 tp ku band and uhf band military belgium use it

 

[Analoguesat]

36D - I believe that is what is known as "more than an handful"

 

[solly]

For now the date of launch end of march 2024

 

[solly]

eutelsat 36d arrive to cape canaveral

 

[solly]

arrive space x

 

[solly]

Launch
Fri • Mar 29th, 2024

 

[solly]

Eutelsat 36D
Launch Time
Sun Mar 31, 2024 01:00 GMT+3

 

[solly]

 

[adonis1]

Eutelsat 36D patch

 

[adonis1]

 

[italy2006]

the coverage released by eutelsat in eutelsat website.

 

[Umair Malik]

6 KU Band Beams

 

[adonis1]

Something missing from published by Eutelsat footprint of central Africa beam but it's appear on video
(Sardinia / Corsica and north Portugal spots)

 

[william-1]

SpaceX

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www.spacex.com

 

[hichamess]

Successful Launch of EUTELSAT36D Satellite​

 

[Analoguesat]

Its not a full success until its on orbit - a few years ago Eutelsat lost one of their satellites after a massive fuel leak which occurred during the initial stages of transfer orbit - shes still up there - abandoned to circle the earth for centuries...

 

[solly]

the eutelsat 36d full electrial satellite will be inter to service near september
uhf and ku band satellite

 

[italy2006]

eutelsat released footprints of this sat sooner than hotbird. even in commercial operation it seems eutelsat is in hurry.

 

[Analoguesat]

Something missing from published by Eutelsat footprint of central Africa beam but it's appear on video
(Sardinia / Corsica and north Portugal spots)

Hmm I wonder if they are actual spot beams or just areas of enhanced coverage - like the UK coverage at 28E from SES when Astras 2 E F & G went into service. All SES did was make it look like it as UK only coverage by drawing the two highest dB power lines!