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Launch

OneWeb Launch Delayed Due to Russian Rocket Anomaly

By Annamarie Nyirady | January 31, 2019

Asia-Pacific

Russia launching a Soyuz rocket on Dec. 27. Photo: Glavkosmos

Russia launching a Soyuz rocket on Dec. 27. Photo: Glavkosmos

According to a report from Reuters, OneWeb Chairman Greg Wyler said that the company’s upcoming launch has been delayed due to a problem discovered on the Russian Soyuz rocket. The launch was initially set for February.

“It’s true, there is an anomaly on the rocket which will cause us to push out the launch. Our satellites are ready to go! More to come,” according to Greg Wyler’s twitter.

Read more at Reuters >>

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