The United States was the leading destination market for Lombardy aerospace exports in 2025 with 516 million euros.

Lombardy aerospace exports reached 710.8 million euros in the first quarter of 2026.

The Lombardy aerospace sector includes more than 200 companies, nearly 22,000 employees, and 6.3 billion euros in value added.

Saudi Arabia ranked third among destination markets for Lombardy aerospace exports in the first quarter of 2026 with 61.9 million euros.

Lombardy aerospace exports grew by 50% in 2025 compared with the previous year.

Milan generated about 50 million euros of Lombardy aerospace exports in the first quarter of 2026.

The Lombardy aerospace sector accounts for about one-third of Italy's aerospace exports.

The United States was the leading destination market for Lombardy aerospace exports in the first quarter of 2026 with 133.4 million euros.

The PR FESR 2021-2027 program of Regione Lombardia supports the internationalization of small and medium-sized enterprises.

Brazil imported 50 million euros of Lombardy aerospace exports in the first quarter of 2026.

Turkey imported 44.4 million euros of Lombardy aerospace exports in the first quarter of 2026.

Varese generated 585.6 million euros of Lombardy aerospace exports in the first quarter of 2026.

Lombardy aerospace exports reached nearly 2.9 billion euros in 2025.

Bergamo generated 62.3 million euros of Lombardy aerospace exports in the first quarter of 2026.

Varese accounted for 82% of Lombardy's aerospace exports in the first quarter of 2026.

Lombardy aerospace exports increased by 47.4% in the first quarter of 2026 compared with the same period in 2025.

SpaceX paid $19.6 billion for EchoStar spectrum rights.

Hubble Network received a special waiver to use these bands that is limited to infrequent use from a single U.S. location.

The FCC proposal would open more than 225 MHz of unlicensed spectrum for free.

The FCC proposal would deny interference protection to satellite operators in the affected bands even if they hold FCC licenses.

If adopted, comments on the FCC proposal would be due 30 days after Federal Register publication and replies would be due 60 days later.

Spire holds a similar FCC grant for use of these bands.

The FCC proposal would open more than 200 MHz of unlicensed spectrum to uplink transmissions to satellites.

More than $40 billion has moved through direct-to-device spectrum deals since 2024.

The FCC will consider a proposal on Aug. 6 to allow unlicensed Part 15 wireless devices to communicate directly with satellites.

Part 15 devices already on the market could communicate with satellites through a simple firmware update without new filings under the FCC proposal.

Vast plans to host Wi-Fi access points and iPads on Haven-1.

SpaceX, AST SpaceMobile, Amazon, and Rocket Lab have paid for direct-to-device spectrum rights.

Gilmour Space Technologies has received a $75 million investment to scale satellite and launch vehicle manufacturing.

The National Reconstruction Fund investments in six Australian space companies support around 600 jobs.

Gilmour Space Technologies works with hundreds of Australian suppliers.

Australia is continuing negotiations toward a treaty-level cooperation agreement with the European Space Agency.

Australia’s Statement on Space links space policy to sovereign capability, investment attraction, and expanded international partnerships.

South Australia’s new Defence Centre at Lot Fourteen will support AUKUS Pillar Two projects.

Southern Launch raised a total of $25 million to expand its launch infrastructure in regional South Australia.

Australian researchers will gain access to Horizon Europe research and development funding from early next year.

The additional $21.7 million in operational funding is intended to support industry growth and modernize Australia’s space regulatory framework.

Australia’s Statement on Space sets out a long-term policy framework for the country’s space sector.

Southern Launch’s expansion is expected to create about 185 full-time jobs.

Australia is negotiating a treaty-level cooperation agreement with the European Space Agency.

Southern Launch is expanding its launch infrastructure in regional South Australia.

The additional Australian Space Agency funding is intended to support industry growth and modernise Australia’s space regulatory framework.

Australia has concluded negotiations to associate with the European Union’s Horizon Europe research program.

The Southern Launch investment is expected to support about 185 full-time jobs.

Gilmour Space Technologies is further developing Australia’s first licensed orbital launch spaceport.

The National Reconstruction Fund investments across six Australian space companies have leveraged more than $500 million in total capital.

Association with Horizon Europe will provide Australian researchers access to research and development funding from early next year.

Australia’s Statement on Space sets out a long-term policy framework focused on sovereign capability, investment attraction, and expanded international partnerships.

Australia has tabled a treaty-level Space Framework Agreement with the United States to expand collaboration with NASA and US industry partners.

The Albanese Government has tabled a treaty-level Space Framework Agreement with the United States to expand collaboration with NASA and US industry partners.