U.S. lawmakers start hearing on satellite export rules reform
Submit on Friday, April 3rd, 2009 05:56
When Arianespace CEO Jean-Yves Le Gall recently vigorously defended U.S. export rules for satellites, he not only attacked one of his company’s most foremost and long-standing customers (i.e. Eutelsat) because it booked a single launch aboard a Chinese rocket. He was also speaking against the interests of practically all other satellite manufacturers and operators, especially those in the U.S., as an article in today’s New York Times highlights.
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