OneWeb, the megaconstellation startup that aimed to deploy 650 LEO satellites to provide global broadband service, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy March 27 with just 74 satellites in orbit.
- Why did OneWeb fail?
- What’s likely to become of its assets?
- Who is positioned to benefit from OneWeb’s bankruptcy? Who stands to lose?
- Is the coronavirus pandemic really to blame for the company’s inability to stave off bankruptcy?
- Are there other parts of the industry vulnerable to the pandemic?
SpaceNews Editor-in-Chief Brian Berger and SpaceNews Staff Writer Caleb Henry were joined by a panel of space industry analysts to explore these questions and more during a live webinar recorded April 7.
Our panelists
Chris Quilty
Founder and Partner, Quilty Analytics
Claude Rousseau
Research Director, Northern Sky Research
Janice Starzyk
Vice President of Commercial Space, Bryce Space & Technology
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