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OneWeb to launch satellites with SpaceX

Posted: Sat, Mar 26, 2022, 11:07 AM ET (1507 GMT)
OneWeb announced Monday an agreement with SpaceX to launch at least some of its satellites that were to fly on Soyuz. OneWeb said it would resume launches later this year with SpaceX but did not disclose details such as the number of launches or the value of the deal. OneWeb had few options for launching the remaining third of its 648-satellite constellation after suspending a contract through Arianespace for Soyuz launches. At the time OneWeb halted Soyuz launches earlier this month it had six launches remaining.

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