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Eutelsat awarded Airbus a contract to build an additional 340 OneWeb low Earth orbit satellites.
Eutelsat is working with Gogo and Immfly to offer an in-flight connectivity solution that uses OneWeb connectivity.
Availability of the Eutelsat, Gogo, and Immfly in-flight connectivity solution is planned for this year.
Immfly will offer the in-flight connectivity service for the Eutelsat, Gogo, and Immfly partnership.
Jimmy von Korff supports using Eutelsat’s OneWeb LEO connectivity and Gogo ESA hardware to bring narrowbody aircraft into the digital era, enable ancillary revenue growth, streamline operations, and provide passengers with connectivity comparable to their ground experiences.
OneWeb provides high-speed Low-Earth Orbit connectivity for the Eutelsat, Gogo, and Immfly in-flight connectivity offering.
Eutelsat, Gogo, and Immfly announced their in-flight connectivity offering on Jan. 22.
Eutelsat and MaiaSpace announced on 16 January a multiple-launch agreement to deploy OneWeb satellites on MaiaSpace’s small launcher currently in development.
Eutelsat expanded its order with ACS by an additional 340 satellites, bringing the total order to 440 satellites.
Eutelsat completed the acquisition of OneWeb in September 2023, adding OneWeb's low Earth orbit constellation to Eutelsat's geostationary offering.
Eutelsat signed an agreement with French startup MaiaSpace to launch some of its OneWeb replacement satellites.
MaiaSpace’s planned launches for Eutelsat are expected to begin in 2027.
Eutelsat ordered 100 OneWeb satellites in December 2024 and ordered 340 additional OneWeb satellites on 12 January 2025.
Eutelsat’s OneWeb LEO constellation has full polar coverage.
Neither Eutelsat nor MaiaSpace disclosed the terms of the launch agreement, including its value, the number of launches, or the number of satellites to be deployed.
The agreement with MaiaSpace is the first time Eutelsat has revealed details about its plans for launching replacement OneWeb satellites.
Eutelsat operates two satellite network portals (SNPs) in the Arctic: one in Svalbard and one in Greenland.
Under the MaiaSpace agreement, Eutelsat is using a launch provider that has not yet conducted any orbital flights.
Delivery of the 440 satellites ordered from ACS by Eutelsat is expected to begin before the end of the year.
ACS won a contract in December 2024 to build 100 satellites for Eutelsat's OneWeb constellation after Airbus assumed full ownership.