Saudi Arabia Buys Into Lockheed Martin Satellite ‘Refresh’
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Credit: Lockheed Martin Space Systems
Lockheed Martin’s decision to merge its military and commercial satellite-manufacturing operation to cut costs and “refresh” onboard technology in its workhorse A2100 bus is on pace to meet the 2018 launch dates for the first two commercial satellites the company has sold since 2011. As the U.S...
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