Tonga government evaluating Starlink licence application

Posted on May 15, 2024 by Guest authors

The government of Tonga is reportedly deliberating whether or not to grant an operator licence to SpaceX’s LEO satellite operator Starlink, which a number of people in the country are already, albeit not legally.

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