Thales Alenia Space, a joint venture between Thales (67%) and Leonardo (33%), is a premier provider of satellite systems, orbital infrastructure, and space-based applications. The company specializes in telecommunications satellites, Earth observation, space exploration modules, and navigation systems. Known for its commitment to space innovation, sustainability, and autonomous technologies, Thales Alenia Space plays a critical role in large-scale programs including Galileo, Copernicus, and ISS modules. With manufacturing and engineering hubs across Europe and an international footprint, it serves institutional and commercial space customers worldwide.
MTG-S1 carries Europe’s first hyperspectral infrared sounder in geostationary orbit, enhancing weather prediction, storm warnings, and air quality monitoring.
SOLiS aims to demonstrate ultra-fast, resilient optical data links via geostationary satellites, safeguarding intercontinental networks from sabotage and boosting French space industry leadership.
Space-based infrared imaging to track urban heat: SIRIUS mission targets climate resilience, aiding city planning and sustainability with daily high-resolution thermal data of European cities.
The European Space Agency's LISA mission will be the first space-based observatory designed to detect and study gravitational waves arising from cosmic events.
Under ESA’s HydRON project, Thales Alenia Space will develop the first all-optical, multi-orbit space network and enhance Europe’s technological independence in advanced connectivity services.
The Copernicus CO2M mission will meet the European Union’s high-priority requirements to measure atmospheric carbon dioxide produced by human activity.