The launch of a United Launch Alliance Atlas V carrying the Amazon Leo 4 mission is now planned for Tuesday, Dec. 16, at 3:28 a.m. EST at the opening of a 29-minute window.

United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V rocket will deploy 27 Amazon Leo internet satellites early Monday. Learn when and how to watch the launch and what it means for the growing satellite network.

Who's up for a potential doubleheader rocket launch? Two rockets from Cape Canaveral, Florida, are scheduled to lift off on ...

There are potential doubleheader rocket launches from Cape Canaveral on Monday, Dec. 15. Here are the best places to watch ...

American Airlines is exploring Amazon Leo for future in-flight Wi-Fi, potentially challenging Starlink and reshaping how ...

United Launch Alliance (ULA) will send another batch of Amazon's Monday morning (Dec. 15), and you can watch the action live — if you're a night owl or a very early riser. A ULA Atlas V rocket ...

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American Airlines is discussing Amazon’s Leo satellite network for in-flight Wi-Fi, CEO Robert Isom told Bloomberg, as ...

A lot has changed since our last rundown of the satellite internet market back in May. SpaceX has kept up an aggressive pace, ...

Amazon has accelerated its push into satellite communications, launching a preview program for enterprise customers as it rebrands its long-delayed Project Kuiper network under a new name: Amazon Leo.

Amazon Leo — the satellite internet service provider formerly known as Project Kuiper — says it has started shipping its top-of-the-line terminals to select customers for testing. Today’s announcement ...