Telesat has agreed to use Blue Origin's reusable New Glenn rocket for sending up satellites for its future broadband constellation, which will comprise around 300 satellites. The New Glenn rocket is scheduled to make its first flight in Ariane 6 and has eight other missions agreed for Eutelsat, Sky Perfect JSAT, Mu Space and five launches for OneWeb. Arianespace has signed up customers for its new rocket, 2021, including the European Commission and the French military, while Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has secured one customer, Inmarsat, for its H3 rocket.
Telesat has agreed to use Blue Origin's reusable New Glenn rocket for sending up satellites for its future broadband constellation, which will comprise around 300 satellites. The New Glenn rocket is scheduled to make its first flight in 2021 and has eight other missions agreed for Eutelsat, Sky Perfect JSAT, Mu Space and five launches for OneWeb. Arianespace has signed up customers for its new rocket, Ariane 6, including the European Commission and the French military, while Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has secured one customer, Inmarsat, for its H3 rocket.