2009 Commercial GSO Demand Forecast 21 May 2009 Kevin Reyes Director, Business Development Boeing Launch Services [email protected]Cover art by John Sloan/FAA 2009 Commercial Space Transportation Forecasts FAA Commercial Space Transportation (AST) and the Commercial Space Transportation Advisory Committee (COMSTAC) May 2009 Federal Aviation Administration
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• Long-Term Satellite ForecastRelatively stable in the near term
• Satellites – flat to slight decrease
• Launch demand – slight decrease
• Satellite mass – slight increase
• Transponders per satellite – slight increase
Relatively consistent average in the long term• Launch demand – flat (~15 launches/yr)
• Satellites – flat (~20 satellites/yr)
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GSO Forecast Summary
• 2009 satellite demand of 27 planned for 21 launches Combination of single and dual manifest
• 2010 satellite demand of 21 planned for 16 launches Combination of single and dual manifest
• Projected average annual demand (2009-2018) 20.8 satellites 15.7 launches
• Other factors identified may affect launchers New launch vehicle entrants Dual manifest launches
• Operator assessments negative compared to 2008 Some responder changes from 2008 survey Uncertain economic conditions Reliability of launchers/satellites