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Archive for November 4th, 2026

L3Harris Secures $36M Army SATCOM Order for Hawkeye 4 Lite Terminals Supporting C2NOW

November 4th, 2026 by me

MELBOURNE, Fla. — L3Harris Technologies announced on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, that it received a $36 million order from the U.S. Army to supply satellite communications (SATCOM) terminals in support […]

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SpaceX Explores Boost Mobile Acquisition in Push to Build Hybrid Terrestrial-Satellite Network

November 4th, 2026 by me

WASHINGTON — SpaceX has held preliminary discussions with EchoStar Corporation regarding a potential acquisition of its Boost Mobile wireless subsidiary or securing wholesale access to its cellular network, according to […]

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SES Adds Finnair and Air Astana to Multi-Orbit In-Flight Connectivity Roster

November 4th, 2026 by me

LUXEMBOURG — Commercial satellite operator SES has secured airline contracts with Finland’s flag carrier Finnair and Kazakhstan’s Air Astana to deploy multi-orbit in-flight connectivity (IFC) services across their passenger fleets, […]

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Vantor Cuts Satellite Imagery Delivery Time to Seven Minutes in Ukrainian Field Demonstration

November 4th, 2026 by me

WESTMINSTER, Colo. — Commercial Earth observation provider Vantor demonstrated the rapid delivery of satellite imagery to frontline Ukrainian forces within seven minutes of satellite tasking, the company announced in late […]

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Amazon Navigates Launch Delays with Under 400 Satellites in Orbit Ahead of Nov. 13 Vulcan Return

November 4th, 2026 by me

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Amazon has placed fewer than 400 operational broadband satellites into orbit for its Amazon Leo constellation due to cascading development and grounding delays across its primary […]

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