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Under the pending merger, Amazon intends to combine Globalstar’s globally harmonized L-band and S-band spectrum assets with Project Kuiper’s broadband infrastructure.
Amazon intends to use the combined Globalstar and Project Kuiper system to support a unified network that can serve cellular devices directly from low Earth orbit.
SpaceX and Amazon.com Inc. are driving rapid network expansion in the space-based direct-to-device segment.
Globalstar and Amazon are targeting a 2028 deployment window for the combined system.
Amazon has secured up to 27 launches on Blue Origin’s New Glenn for its internet constellation.
Jeff Bezos financed Blue Origin exclusively with personal capital and Amazon equity liquidations for 26 years before the 2026 financing round.
Amazon's Atlas V mission is part of its LEO program.
United Launch Alliance successfully delivered 29 broadband satellites for Amazon Leo.
United Launch Alliance gave final launch approval for the Atlas V rocket's ninth overall mission for Amazon after the final readiness poll was completed.
United Launch Alliance began transporting an Atlas V rocket from the Vertical Integration Facility to Space Launch Complex-41 for an Amazon satellite-delivery mission.
ULA’s Roll & Preps Crew has begun transporting an Atlas V rocket from the Vertical Integration Facility to Space Launch Complex 41 for an Amazon satellite-delivery mission.
Amazon, Iridium, Globalstar, and Telesat launched the SpaceConnect Association in Washington, D.C. on June 24, 2026.
All three Arianespace Ariane 6 flights this year have carried satellites for the Amazon Leo constellation.
Amazon is deploying Project Kuiper.
Amazon, Iridium, Telesat, and Globalstar formed the SpaceConnect Association.
Ariane 6 successfully launched 36 satellites for Amazon’s low-Earth orbit constellation using four upgraded P160C solid-propellant boosters.
Arianespace won an 18-launch contract in 2022 to loft Amazon Leo satellites.
Ariane 6 launched 36 satellites for Amazon’s Leo constellation from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana on June 17.
Ariane 64 carried 36 satellites of Amazon’s LEO constellation and lifted almost 26 tonnes in that flight.
Arianespace won an 18-launch contract in 2022 to loft Amazon Leo satellites.