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Saab Ericsson Space to deliver components for two satellite systems

Gothenburg, Sweden - This Swedish company to take care of Hotbird 8 and Worldsat-3

Saab Ericsson has almost contextually gained the sign of two agreements in order to produce satellite components regarding two different systems: Hotbird 8 and Worldsat-3. In the first case, this agreement has dealt with this Swedish company and EADS which has ordered frequency converters and receivers for the satellite communication system Hotbird. Secondly, Saab's reflector antennas will be mounted...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 59018
Rome, Italy, 02/24/2004 18:02
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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