Australian Startup Moving Into Ka Satellite Ops

Amy Svitak (Paris) March 18, 2013
Australia's startup satellite operator NewSat will launch the Jabiru-1 satellite in early 2015 after spending several months finalizing more than $400 million in export-credit-agency financing. Initially planned to launch in late 2014, the mostly Ka-band satellite is expected to generate $3.5...

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