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AST SpaceMobile secured an experimental license from the Federal Communications Commission on 2022-05-02 to test services in the United States from the BlueWalker 3 prototype satellite.
SpaceX has deployed more than half of the 4,408 first-generation Starlink satellites that the FCC approved to operate at altitudes of around 550 km.
The 2022-02-08 letter to the FCC was signed by Samantha Fonder, NASA’s representative to the Commercial Space Transportation Interagency Group.
Viasat requested on 2022-05-02 that the FCC perform an environmental review before approving SpaceX’s plan to add nearly 30,000 satellites to the Starlink constellation.
In the 2022-02-08 letter to the FCC, NASA estimated that there would be a Starlink in every asteroid survey image taken for planetary defense, decreasing asteroid survey effectiveness by rendering portions of images unusable.
SpaceX is seeking FCC permission for a larger constellation of second-generation Starlink satellites proposed to operate between 340 and 614 km to improve performance.
The FCC’s April 2020 approval for Ligado included conditions of reduced power limits and a requirement that part of the spectrum be used as a guard band near GPS and other adjacent operations.
Iridium, PlanetiQ, and GeoOptics joined a coalition of 90 companies, organizations, and associations seeking to overturn the FCC’s April 2020 approval for Ligado’s terrestrial use of L-band spectrum.
The Federal Communications Commission granted Ligado permission in April 2020 to use its satellite L-band spectrum terrestrially following a four-year proceeding despite opposition from the Pentagon and other government agencies.
The Pelican constellation is scheduled to begin launching in early 2023 pending FCC license approval.
The Federal Communications Commission license awarded to Amazon in July 2020 requires Amazon to have half of its Kuiper satellites in orbit by July 2026 and the complete constellation in orbit by July 2029.
SES completed its Phase I accelerated C-band clearing ahead of the FCC deadline of 2021-12-05.
The agreement between SES and Verizon expands Verizon’s access to the 3700–3800 MHz block earlier than the FCC’s Phase II accelerated relocation deadline.
Lynk Global is awaiting an FCC license to provide initial services including text messaging and emergency alerts with a total of 10 operational satellites.
Acme AtronOmatic won Federal Communications Commission approval to launch satellites to demonstrate technology for a constellation that could ultimately include 250 satellites or more.
Momentus must obtain a Federal Communications Commission license, a Federal Aviation Administration payload review, and a slight modification to its National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration imaging license to proceed with the June 2022 launch.
Intelsat received a $1,200,000,000 Federal Communications Commission milestone payment for clearing part of its C-band spectrum for terrestrial cellular operators.
Under its FCC license, SpaceLink must begin providing satellite communications service with satellites in medium Earth orbit by June 2024.
Federal Communications Commission rules require wireless carriers to compute indoor positions of 9-1-1 calls from cell phones.
The Federal Communications Commission and the National Telecommunications and Information Administration launched the Spectrum Coordination Initiative on 2022-02-15 in Washington to improve U.S. government coordination on spectrum management.