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OneWeb and Arianespace signed an agreement following the suspension of the launches
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Paris, France (SPX) Sep 15, 2022

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Following the suspension of OneWeb's launches in March 2022, OneWeb and Arianespace have reached an agreement pursuant to which performance of the Launch Services Agreement may be resumed in the future. The terms of the settlement are confidential.

Arianespace is supporting OneWeb on its upcoming launches; including the performance of Dispenser Supply Services for two launches to be performed by NewSpace India Limited, part of Indian national space agency ISRO.

Based on their unique heritage, OneWeb and Arianespace are determined to examine future opportunities together, especially on the Ariane 6 Launch Vehicle for the second generation of the constellation.

OneWeb is a global communications network powered from space, headquartered in London, enabling connectivity for governments, businesses, and communities


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