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Ariane 64 Successfully Deploys Amazon Leo Satellites
Arianespace successfully launched 32 Amazon Leo satellites using the Ariane 64—the heavy-lift configuration with four boosters. This mission, designated LE-01, is the first of 18 contracted launches for Amazon’s LEO broadband constellation and the...View Commentary -
Eutelsat Secures €1 Billion in ECA Financing
Eutelsat has signed a €975 million ($1.2 billion) financing package backed by the French export credit agency (Bpifrance) to help fund 440 replacement satellites for its OneWeb low Earth orbit (LEO) broadband constellation.Sovereign-backed financi...View Commentary -
EUSPA Signs Ariane 6 Contract for Galileo Satellites
The European Union Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA) has signed a contract to launch second-generation Galileo navigation satellites on Europe’s Ariane 6 rocket. This move marks a policy-driven return to European launchers for critical infras...View Commentary -
EU Raises Concern Over Starlink’s Spectrum Expansion
The European Union publicly expressed concern over the potential expansion of SpaceX’s Starlink into the 2 GHz mobile satellite spectrum currently held by Viasat and EchoStar and set to expire in May 2027. EU officials emphasised that renewals wil...View Commentary -
Eutelsat Orders 340 OneWeb Satellites From Airbus
On January 12, 2026, Eutelsat disclosed an order with Airbus Defence and Space for 340 additional low-Earth orbit satellites for the OneWeb broadband constellation. With an earlier 100-satellite order, the total contracted now reaches 440 satellit...View Commentary -
European Nations Approve Thirty Percent ESA Budget Increase To Strengthen Space Autonomy
On November 27, European Space Agency member states agreed a new three year budget of 22.1 billion euros, a roughly thirty percent increase over the 16.9 billion euros allocated for the previous period from 2023 to 2025. ESA Director General Josef...View Commentary -
Vodafone and AST SpaceMobile Launch Joint EU Satellite Constellation with German Operations Centre
AST SpaceMobile and Vodafone Group PLC announced on Nov 7 the formation of a European joint venture (SatCo) headquartered in Germany to oversee regional operations and spectrum filings for direct-to-cell satellite services. The entity will manage ...View Commentary -
ESA Floats One Billion Euro “European Resilience From Space” Program
The European Space Agency outlined a proposed European Resilience from Space program with a one billion euro budget targeting dual use orbital capabilities from 2028. The concept, discussed publicly this week, seeks to consolidate European defense...View Commentary -
Arianespace Delays First Flight of Ariane 64 Into 2026
Arianespace has confirmed that the maiden mission of the heavy-variant Ariane 64 (the four-booster version of Ariane 6) is now delayed into 2026, after previously targeting late 2025. The postponement impacts launcher planning that had projected m...View Commentary -
Germany and France Seal Deal on Satellite Early Warning System Odin’s Eye
Germany and France signed an implementation pact on Oct 15 for the “Odin’s Eye” satellite early warning architecture meant to rapidly detect missile launches from space. The agreement, inked during a NATO meeting, assigns OHB to lead system develo...View Commentary
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