[Satellite Today 01-20-09] The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issued an order approving the transfer of Stratos Global’s FCC licenses to Inmarsat, the operator announced Jan. 19.
In December, Inmarsat announced that its subsidiary, Inmarsat Finance 3, a call option over the Stratos shares, which are held in an irrevocable trust.
The call option can be exercised no earlier than April 15. The exercise of the call option remains subject to certain other governmental approvals, which are expected to be obtained before April. 15, Inmarsat said.
FCC Approves Stratos License Transfer to Inmarsat
By S Staff Writer
SES, Eutelsat Complete RDV1 Milestone for Europe’s IRIS2 Sovereign Constellation Program
Satellite operator SES completed the Rendez-vous 1 (RDV1) milestone on the implementation phase of the Infrastructure for Resilience, Interconnectivity and Security by Satellite (IRIS²) constellation program. The goal of the […]
Trending Now
-
Government/MilitarySpace Force Awards Space Data Network Contracts to Five Satellite Manufacturers
-
Government/MilitaryAerospace Report Examines Defense and Space Growth in FY ‘27 Budget Request
-
Government/MilitaryViasat Taps Rocket Lab to Build Small GEO for PTS-G Program







