Boeing introduced the 702 spacecraft family in 1995, and today more than two dozen are flying, with over a dozen more currently in production. The powerful, scalable 702 HP, MP, and SP product lines have flexible designs and support 3- to 18-kilowatt payloads, meeting the needs of customers seeking satellites in wide power ranges. In 2014, the Boeing 502 satellite joined the family, providing an option to customers who desire a satellite between the large geosynchronous spacecraft and nanosatellites. Quick Facts on Boeing’s Satellites The 702 HP, MP, and SP satellites boast 15 years of flight-proven heritage Modular, flexible, integrated commercial and government product lines Mission-capability support Affordability and resilience through hosted payloads Compatibility with full range of launch vehicles: Delta IV, Atlas V, Ariane 5, Proton, Soyuz, Sea Launch, and Falcon 9 Technical Specifications Year of introduction 1997 First customer MEXSAT Power 8 to 10 kilowatts Payload Mass 1250 to 1480 kilograms Spacecraft Mass at launch 1500 to 2000 kilograms