Amazon picks launch partner to deploy Project Kuiper satellites
3 years, 8 months ago

Amazon picks launch partner to deploy Project Kuiper satellites

The Hindu  

Amazon said on Monday that it has secured an agreement with space launch firm, United Launch Alliance, to support the deployment of its Project Kuiper satellites. As Amazon’s first launch partner, ULA’s nine Atlas V launch vehicles will help deploy some of Amazon’s broadband satellites to low Earth orbit. The company plans to use “multiple launch vehicles and launch partners” to support the deployment of all the 3,236 broadband satellites approved by the US Federal Communication Commission. “ULA is a fantastic partner that’s successfully launched dozens of missions for commercial and government customers, and we’re grateful for their support of Kuiper,” Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, said in a statement.

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