Boeing Eyes Hosted Milsatcom Payload Business

Andy Nativi June 22, 2010
Boeing is betting that it will able to expand its already sizeable role in the satellite communications market by offering “hosted payload” capacity to military or commercial users. The activity would see Boeing sell secondary communications payloads on commercial or military communications...

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