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Virgin Galactic delays Delta-class debut to February 2027 as it raises seat prices and seeks a name for its next-generation spac

Virgin Galactic has pushed the first full-power flight and initial commercial service of its Delta-class spaceplane to February 2027, while raising prices for future suborbital flights. The company says $750,000 expeditions are selling out early as it works to reduce cash burn and prepare the new vehicle.

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Virgin Galactic delays Delta-class debut to February 2027 as it raises seat prices and seeks a name for its next-generation spac

Virgin Galactic has pushed the first full-power flight and initial commercial service of its Delta-class spaceplane to February 2027, while raising prices for future suborbital flights. The company says $750,000 expeditions are selling out early as it works to reduce cash burn and prepare the new vehicle.

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AST SpaceMobile targets 45-satellite constellation by early 2026, with U.S. beta D2D service this year

AST SpaceMobile says it expects to expand its low Earth orbit constellation from 13 to 45 satellites by early next year, supporting beta direct-to-device service in the U.S. this year with roughly half-day coverage. Continuous service is targeted for 2027, with 10 missions booked across two launch providers.

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Satellogic reports first positive operating income and adjusted EBITDA, projects profitability through 2027

Satellite geospatial imagery provider Satellogic reported its first quarter with positive operating income and adjusted EBITDA, describing the result as confirmation of its turnaround year. The company said it expects the improved performance to continue through the remainder of the year and into 2027.

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