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GSAT0215 (GALILEO 19)

European Navigation Satellite (Galileo) · ESA / European Commission

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GSAT0215 (Galileo 19), launched December 2017, is part of another four-satellite Galileo launch that continued the constellation's rapid build-out toward global strength. By this point Galileo was already providing Initial Services to millions of smartphone users worldwide who had no idea their phone was quietly using European satellites alongside GPS every time it calculated a position. Reaching this stage of the four-satellite Ariane 5 launch cadence meant Galileo had, by December 2017, already deployed more satellites in two years than the program's entire first half-decade of Soyuz-based twin launches had managed.

Its orbit

Orbit
Medium Earth Orbita high vantage point, ideal for navigation
Altitude
14,428–14,440 mi (23,220–23,238 km)
Inclination
55.1°
One orbit
14.1 hours1.7 orbits a day
NORAD ID
43055
Int’l designator
2017-079A
Launched
2017

Orbital elements from CelesTrak, as of 21 Sep 2026.

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