Inmarsat

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  UK's Inmarsat To Launch Low-Orbit Satellites For High-Capacity Service

  Orchestra will require investment of about $100 million over five years and will eventually include 150-175 LEO satellites, Inmarsat said on Thursday.

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  New European Wi-Fi Network for Airline Passengers to Launch Within Months

  Until now, European carriers have had to rely on satellite-only systems for onboard Wi-Fi across the region.

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  BSNL Plans Satellite Phone Service for All in 2 Years

  BSNL is planning to extend satellite phone services for all citizens in two years that can work at any corner of the country and remain immune to breakdown of mobile services during natural calamities.

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  BSNL Launches Satellite Phone Service for Areas With No Networks

  The service will cover areas where no networks are present and be provided by INMARSAT which has 14 satellites.

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  SpaceX Launches Inmarsat Communications Satellite

  SpaceX, which is headed by Elon Musk, did not attempt to bring the first stage of the rocket back to Earth for an upright landing following the launch.

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  Inmarsat Switches to Arianespace for Satellite Launch After SpaceX Delays

  SpaceX has been forced to delay December rocket launches until January as an investigation continues into why one rocket burst into flames in September.

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  Russia Launches Proton Rocket With British Satellite

  Russia on Thursday successfully launched a Proton rocket with a British satellite in the first such launch since an engine failure in May resulted in a Mexican satellite being destroyed.

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  Russia Schedules First Proton Rocket Launch Since Crash

  Russia on Wednesday set a date for the first Proton rocket launch since an engine failure in May saw a Mexican satellite destroyed.

• Revised MH370 Search Zone by Month's End: Officials

  Australian officials said Wednesday they will announce the new search zone for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 by month's end.

• MH370 Search Yet to Target Most Likely Crash Site: British Company Inmarsat

  The search for the missing Malaysian Flight MH370 is yet to target the most likely crash site, having been distracted by what is now believed to have been a bogus signal, British company Inmarsat claimed on Tuesday.

• Malaysia Finally Releases MH370 Jet Data

  Close to three months after the Malaysian jetliner disappeared, the government on Tuesday released reams of raw satellite data it used to determine that the flight ended in the southern Indian Ocean, a step long demanded by the families of some of the passengers on board.

• Malaysia, UK Satellite Firm Release Data on Missing Flight, say Families

  Malaysia's Department of Civil Aviation and British satellite firm Inmarsat on Tuesday released the data used to determine the path of missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, following mounting calls from passengers' relatives for greater transparency.

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  Malaysia to Release Satellite Data on Missing Jet

  Malaysia says it will publicly release satellite data used to narrow down the search for the missing jetliner to the southern Indian Ocean.

• Inmarsat to Offer Basic Tracking Services for Planes After MH370 Loss

  Inmarsat, the global mobile satellite provider, says it will offer free basic tracking services for planes flying over oceans to prevent another incident such as the loss of Malaysian Airlines Flight 370.

• UK satellite operator used 19th century physics to trace missing plane

  Britain's Inmarsat used a wave phenomenon discovered in the 19th century to analyse the seven pings its satellite picked up from Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 to determine its final destination.