Eutelsat OneWeb (formerly OneWeb) is a satellite communications company aiming to bridge the digital divide by providing high-speed, low-latency broadband internet services globally via a low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite constellation. As a subsidiary of Eutelsat Group, it focuses on delivering connectivity solutions to governments, enterprises, and communities in underserved areas, as well as to the maritime and aviation sectors. Key partners include distribution partners, Airbus (through OneWeb Satellites, a joint venture for satellite manufacturing), and technology providers like Microsoft Azure and AWS for network peering.
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Eutelsat’s OneWeb service complements and integrates with existing 4G/5G/LTE and other wired infrastructure.
Eutelsat’s OneWeb low Earth orbit service is available to rail operators worldwide through distribution partners, specialized rail integrators, and direct relationships with train operators.
Eutelsat’s OneWeb service provides low-latency, high-speed broadband across rail routes including rural and cross-border stretches where cellular coverage is limited.
Bureau 1440 is developing a satellite internet constellation that has been compared to OneWeb and Starlink.
Ramon.Space has previously supplied space-hardened NuComm processors to about 50 space missions, including OneWeb satellites and projects led by ESA and NASA.
Eutelsat’s OneWeb constellation has been operational since 2022.
Eutelsat provides broadband access services in 180 countries through OneWeb.
Eva Berneke departed as Eutelsat Group CEO after the integration of OneWeb and the establishment of the company’s multi-orbit foundation.
Eutelsat has 440 OneWeb satellites on order to refresh its low-Earth-orbit constellation.
The ELSA-M mission will deorbit the inactive OneWeb satellite.
The ELSA-M mission will dock with an inactive OneWeb satellite using a magnetic docking plate.
Eutelsat Group merged with OneWeb and has adopted a hybrid GEO-LEO strategy to combine geostationary broadcast capacity with LEO low-latency capabilities.
Eutelsat received a loan from the French export credit agency to fund the 440 OneWeb refresh satellites that Eutelsat has ordered.
Eutelsat’s bond offer unlocked $4.06 billion in financing for a OneWeb refresh and for investment in IRIS2.
Eutelsat is working to support deployment of the OneWeb Low-Earth Orbit constellation and to strengthen its financial flexibility by accelerating debt reduction.
Eutelsat reorganized its investment strategy to favor the OneWeb low Earth orbit (LEO) constellation.
Intelsat has a commercial relationship with Eutelsat’s OneWeb for some low Earth orbit tasks.
Intelsat has a commercial relationship with Eutelsat’s OneWeb for some LEO tasks.
Eutelsat committed more than €2 billion to procure 440 new satellites to replenish and expand the OneWeb broadband constellation.
In early February 2026 Eutelsat secured €1 billion in French government-backed financing to support the expansion of the OneWeb constellation.