Thailand may lose two orbital slots if no one takes them soon

Posted on March 14, 2024 by Guest authors

Thailand may reportedly lose at least one of its two satellite orbital slots next year if the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) can’t find any takers in its upcoming allocation plan.

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Sri Lanka to vote on Starlink access

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July 9, 2024
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The Sri Lankan government will vote this week to change a law that will pave the way for SpaceX’s Starlink satellite connectivity service to deploy on the island, reported ET Telecom.

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Space42 HAPS test in UAE is successfully completed

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November 20, 2025
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Mira Aerospace, the high altitude platform systems (HAPS) subsidiary of Space42, the UAE-based space technology company, has announced the successful completion of the first public test flight of its advanced, solar-powered HAPS model, ApusNeo18.

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Direct-to-cell service coming to Ukraine after Starlink-Kyivstar deal

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January 2, 2025
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Before the end of 2025 Ukraine is expecting to be one of the first countries to have the Starlink direct-to-cell satellite service up and running, thereby enhancing the resilience of the country’s connectivity landscape, thanks to a deal between Starli…

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