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Dedicated Mission

Hellas-Sat 5 at 39° East


Launch date

30 June 2027

Position

39° East

Manufacturer

Thales Alenia Space

Operator

Hellas-Sat

Launch operator

Arianespace

Launch vehicle

Ariane 6-2

Expected lifetime

15+ Years

Regions

Europe Region
Middle East Region
North & Central Africa Region
South America Region

HellasSat-5 at 39° East

The Hellas-Sat 5 at 39° East satellite will be operated by satellite operator Hellas-Sat from Greece.

Hellas-Sat 5 at 39° East will be built by Thales Alenia Space and the payload aims to connect with Optical Ground Station of the National Athens Observatory in Greece, Optical Ground Stations in France, Optical Ground Stations of ESA and Thales Alenia Space’s LEO HydRON telecommunication satellite.

More specifically, there will be direct communication with observatories in Helmos (Kalavryta), Kryoneri Corinthias, the National Observatory of Athens, and an observatory in France. This investment is expected to yield numerous benefits for the country by developing essential infrastructure and helping reverse the brain drain by attracting specialized scientists from abroad.

The spacecraft is expected to be launched in 2027 on ESA’s new launch vehicle Ariane 62 operated by Arianespace from the Space Center in French Guyane.

Dedicated Mission

Hellas-Sat 5 at 39° East


Ariane-62 launcher
HellasSat-5 satellite in orbit2

Dedicated Mission

Hellas-Sat 5 at 39° East


Dedicated Mission

Hellas-Sat 5 at 39° East