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Airbus Taps Northrop Unit to Provide L-Band Mesh Reflectors for Inmarsat 6 Satellites
Northrop’s Astro Aerospace business will provide its AstroMesh reflectors for integration with Inmarsat 6 satellites designed to provide L-band communication services, Northrop said Thursday.
John Alvarez, general manager of Astro Aerospace, said the company’s nine-meter L-band AstroMesh reflectors will work to help Inmarsat 6 satellites provide mobile connectivity to aircraft, oil and gas platforms, ships and broadcasting industry.
Astro Aerospace has partnered with Airbus Defence and Space on Alphasat and Inmarsat 4 satellites.