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The 2022-02-10 Soyuz launch carried 34 satellites for OneWeb’s low Earth orbit broadband network.
Arianespace launched a batch of OneWeb satellites on 2022-02-10 in its first mission of 2022.
OneWeb has signed distribution partnership agreements with Hughes Network Systems, Marlink, and Field Solutions Holdings to help deliver connectivity to hard-to-reach places.
OneWeb announced a distribution deal with satellite communications provider Marlink on 2022-02-07 to connect business operations in remote locations.
The 2022-02-10 launch was Arianespace’s second Soyuz mission launched from the Guiana Space Center for OneWeb.
Arianespace previously launched OneWeb’s initial six satellites from the Guiana Space Center in February 2019.
Arianespace plans to launch the rest of OneWeb’s constellation in 2022 to enable OneWeb to provide global services.
The 34 satellites will join other OneWeb satellites to expand OneWeb’s network to 428 of a planned 648-satellite constellation.
The OneWeb constellation will enable user terminals capable of offering 0.003 kg, LTE, 0.005 kg, and Wi‑Fi coverage once deployed.
The 2022-02-10 OneWeb launch occurred less than a week after a batch of Starlink satellites encountered a geomagnetic storm during their post-launch climb to operational orbits.
About three-quarters of the small satellites launched in 2021 belonged to Starlink and OneWeb.
Rwanda invested in OneWeb before OneWeb entered bankruptcy in March 2020.
OneWeb and Marlink plan to expand their collaboration to maritime, energy, enterprise, and humanitarian sectors on a global scale starting in January 2023.
OneWeb emerged from Chapter 11 in November 2020 under new ownership and has deployed more than half of its planned broadband constellation to date.
OneWeb has 394 satellites in Low Earth Orbit, representing more than 60% of its planned fleet.
OneWeb is building a new generation of business broadband services powered by Low Earth Orbit satellites to create a global connectivity network to the high seas.
OneWeb and Marlink have partnered to deliver OneWeb’s high-speed, low-latency connectivity to the maritime, energy, enterprise, and humanitarian sectors.
Intelsat and OneWeb previously announced a merger in 2017 that did not complete and both companies later filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
The arrangement between OneWeb and HCIPL follows a Memorandum of Understanding signed by the companies in September 2021.
OneWeb’s satellite launch on 2021-12-27 increased the firm’s total in-orbit satellites to 394, representing 60 percent of the planned 648-satellite LEO fleet.