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Amazon Leo plans to deploy its broadband constellation in 2026.
Amazon Leo plans to launch over 150 satellites and aims to establish a satellite constellation with more than 3,200 satellites.
Amazon has contracted 12 New Glenn launches for Project Kuiper, with the first launch scheduled for next year.
Amazon has contracted 38 Vulcan launches for Project Kuiper, with the first launch scheduled for later this year.
Amazon has contracted 18 Ariane 6 launches for Project Kuiper, with the first launch scheduled for early next year.
ULA will deliver more than half of the Project Kuiper constellation's 3,200 satellites through the world's largest commercial launch agreement.
Ariane 6 has secured orders for 30 launches, including 18 for Amazon's Project Kuiper.
Amazon plans to launch over 3,000 satellites for its Project Kuiper broadband service, having launched two prototype satellites in October 2022.
Two Project Kuiper prototype satellites launched in October have completed testing.
Project Kuiper plans to enter beta testing with select customers later in 2024.
Project Kuiper plans to deploy 3,200 broadband satellites to low Earth orbit at an altitude of around 600 km starting by the end of 2023.
Project Kuiper plans to launch beta broadband services from space in 2024.
Project Kuiper plans to deploy its first pair of prototype satellites in May 2023.
Project Kuiper has 77 launches planned with options for 15 additional New Glenn rockets to cover most of the constellation.
Project Kuiper expects to launch its first production satellites in the first half of 2024.
Project Kuiper plans to launch 1,618 satellites by 2026 and to deploy a total of about 3,200 satellites.
Amazon announced the largest commercial launch contract in history for Project Kuiper on April 5, 2022, at the Space Foundation’s Annual Space Symposium in Colorado Springs.