
Boeing's V-band technology demonstration mission, hosted aboard a Spaceflight Sherpa-LTC, launched as a secondary payload on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket in September 2022.
Credit: Spaceflight
Less than two years after winning Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approval to operate a 147-member satellite constellation in low Earth orbit (LEO), Boeing quietly relinquished its license and paid a $2.2 million forfeiture fee. “We arrived at strategic business decisions regarding our...
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