Eutelsat OneWeb awaits final approvals, says India infrastructure is ready
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- ✓Eutelsat OneWeb is ready to launch satellite services in India and awaits final government security clearances.
- ✓Regional vice-president Neha Idnani said, “I’m confident all of the regulatory and licensing work that we’ve been working with the Government of India is through.” The company plans to support remote areas and disaster resilience.
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The company said its regulatory work is progressing and satellite services will complement terrestrial networks, with use cases in remote areas, aviation, maritime and disaster resilience
SatCom could provide complementary connectivity during disasters and serve as backup infrastructure to improve network resilience. (AI-generated image)
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French satellite communications services provider Eutelsat OneWeb is ready to launch operations in India, with infrastructure already in place, and is awaiting government approval of security clearances, said Neha Idnani, regional vice-president, Asia Pacific, Eutelsat OneWeb.
Asked about the timeline for the launch of satellite communication (SatCom) services in India, Idnani said spectrum allocation and security clearance processes were moving smoothly.
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