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Opportunities to Re-engage Starlink Adopters — Market Strategies for Satellite Service Providers

Paid RGN analysis identifies ways rival satellite service providers can re-engage customers who adopted Starlink, outlining market strategies—service differentiation, tailored enterprise offers and pricing levers—to reclaim revenue and share from a growing low‑cost LEO broadband ecosystem and address performance and coverage trade‑offs.

2026-02-02T15:19:06.979999-08:00

Flying Magazine

FAA warns airlines of 'catastrophic' airspace risks as SpaceX ramps Starship tests

2026-02-02T13:02:46.782551-08:00

Via Satellite

OHB Hellas and Parsimoni to build sovereign, secure in‑orbit software platform

2026-02-02T12:48:46.681696-08:00

Aviation Week

Singapore launches national space agency as ST Engineering, Airbus back four‑satellite SAR plan

2026-02-02T05:58:35.971687-08:00

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Runway Girl

Opportunities to Re-engage Starlink Adopters — Market Strategies for Satellite Service Providers Paid RGN analysis identifies ways rival satellite service providers can re-engage customers who adopted Starlink, outlining market strategies—service differentiation, tailored enterprise offers and pricing levers—to reclaim revenue and share from a growing low‑cost LEO broadband ecosystem and address performance and coverage trade‑offs.

2026-02-02T15:19:06.979999-08:00

Opportunities to Re-engage Starlink Adopters — Market Strategies for Satellite Service Providers

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FAA warns airlines of 'catastrophic' airspace risks as SpaceX ramps Starship tests The FAA issued an official safety alert urging airlines and pilots to exercise 'extreme caution' as SpaceX increases Starship test flights, warning that growing commercial launch activity could pose 'catastrophic' risks to aircraft. Investigations say prior Starship explosions disrupted air traffic and forced pilots to take evasive action.

2026-02-02T13:02:46.782551-08:00

FAA warns airlines of 'catastrophic' airspace risks as SpaceX ramps Starship tests

Via Satellite

OHB Hellas and Parsimoni to build sovereign, secure in‑orbit software platform OHB Hellas and Parsimoni have launched a major space‑software initiative to develop a secure, sovereign in‑orbit software platform. The effort targets domestically controlled on‑orbit software capabilities and strengthened cybersecurity assurances for critical satellite missions.

2026-02-02T12:48:46.681696-08:00

OHB Hellas and Parsimoni to build sovereign, secure in‑orbit software platform

SpaceNews.com

House bill would tighten congressional scrutiny of NASA lunar lander and spacesuit development The House Science Committee will take up a NASA authorization bill this week that would subject lunar lander and spacesuit work to closer congressional scrutiny, signaling lawmakers want more visibility into progress, risks and program management for agency and commercial lunar hardware.

2026-02-02T11:16:41.044056-08:00

House bill would tighten congressional scrutiny of NASA lunar lander and spacesuit development

SpaceNews.com

UK Space Agency CEO Paul Bate to step down as agency folds into government department Dr Paul Bate will step down as Chief Executive of the UK Space Agency at the end of March 2026 after four and a half years leading the organisation. His departure coincides with the agency's planned transition from an arm's‑length body into the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology.

2026-02-02T11:16:40.981570-08:00

UK Space Agency CEO Paul Bate to step down as agency folds into government department

Bloomberg Law

Hegseth visits Blue Origin, recruits Bezos to push Pentagon procurement reform Hegseth visited Blue Origin’s Merritt Island facility, lauding the Bezos-backed company and publicly recruiting private-sector support to overhaul Pentagon procurement. The trip intensified his critique of “legacy” defense contracting and coincided with NASA’s Artemis II wet dress rehearsal at the site.

2026-02-02T10:58:09.443593-08:00

Hegseth visits Blue Origin, recruits Bezos to push Pentagon procurement reform

Space.com

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Artemis II: first crewed SLS/Orion lunar flyby — safety, tests and strategic signal Artemis II will be the first crewed flight of NASA’s Space Launch System and Orion, carrying Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen on a roughly ten‑day hybrid free‑return lunar flyby. NASA is conducting final fuel and hardware tests while crews and engineers emphasise safety, risk assessment and a broader long‑term lunar strategy.

2026-02-02T10:43:07.809840-08:00

Artemis II: first crewed SLS/Orion lunar flyby — safety, tests and strategic signal

Aviation Week

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Singapore launches national space agency as ST Engineering, Airbus back four‑satellite SAR plan Singapore will establish a national space agency on April 1 and accelerate a domestic space push. ST Engineering outlined plans to design and build satellites locally and a roadmap to deploy a four‑satellite SAR LEO constellation, delivered in partnership with Airbus, to expand national Earth‑observation and geospatial services.

2026-02-02T05:58:35.971687-08:00

Singapore launches national space agency as ST Engineering, Airbus back four‑satellite SAR plan

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Opportunities to Re-engage Starlink Adopters — Market Strategies for Satellite Service Providers

FAA warns airlines of 'catastrophic' airspace risks as SpaceX ramps Starship tests

OHB Hellas and Parsimoni to build sovereign, secure in‑orbit software platform

Singapore launches national space agency as ST Engineering, Airbus back four‑satellite SAR plan

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