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New Glenn's manifest includes 27 launches planned for Amazon Leo and 5 launches planned for Eutelsat.
AT&T will use Amazon Leo’s connectivity services to serve customers in broader areas.
Last year, Amazon Leo introduced new programs for enterprise customers with integrated AWS functionality.
AT&T will use Amazon Leo to deliver fixed broadband services to business customers.
Amazon Leo agreed to supply internet connectivity services to AT&T.
Amazon Leo is the rebranded commercial wing of Project Kuiper and will serve as a primary satellite layer for AT&T’s business and public safety customers.
Amazon Leo and AT&T will share more details about their collaboration at the Mobile World Congress technology conference in early March.
Enterprise customers are a target market for Amazon Leo.
Amazon requested a 24-month extension from the Federal Communications Commission on January 30, 2026 to meet a critical deployment milestone for its satellite broadband network Amazon Leo (formerly Project Kuiper).
Amazon rebranded Project Kuiper as Amazon Leo.
A major Amazon Leo launch is scheduled for February 12, 2026 on an Arianespace rocket carrying a batch of 32 satellites.
Amazon Leo intends to meet the final deployment deadline of all 3,232 satellites by mid-2029.
An FCC filing for Amazon Leo included information about anomalies that occurred during prototype missions.
Amazon purchased 10 Falcon 9 launches from SpaceX for the Amazon Leo program.
Amazon Leo had a regulatory milestone with a July 30 deadline.
Amazon Leo requested a two-year extension from the Federal Communications Commission for its July 30 milestone.
Amazon Kuiper has 3,232 planned satellites, of which 104 are operational.
Amazon contracted an additional 10 launches on SpaceX's Falcon 9 to deploy its Amazon LEO constellation in a filing with the FCC.
LE-01 is the inaugural mission for Amazon Leo with Arianespace.
Project Kuiper satellites operating at 630 km remain illuminated for longer periods during twilight than lower-altitude satellites.