SpaceX seeks 3 AWS-3 licenses from Tristar via FCC filing
TL;DR
SpaceX filed an application with the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to acquire three unpaired AWS-3 spectrum licenses from Tristar License Group. The filing would add spectrum to SpaceX's mobile satellite service plans in the United States.
SpaceX applied to the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to acquire three unpaired AWS-3 licenses from Tristar License Group. Light Reading reported the filing on the basis that the additional spectrum would support SpaceX's mobile satellite service plan.
The licenses in the filing are unpaired AWS-3 spectrum licenses. AWS-3 refers to Advanced Wireless Services spectrum in bands used for wireless communications, and unpaired licenses are single blocks of spectrum rather than matched uplink and downlink pairs.
The reported transaction involves SpaceX and Tristar License Group in the United States and requires FCC review. The source did not state the financial terms of the proposed license transfer or identify the specific license areas in the excerpt provided.
Related questions
- What spectrum licenses did SpaceX seek to acquire from Tristar License Group?
- Which regulator is reviewing SpaceX's AWS-3 license application?
- How many AWS-3 licenses are included in the SpaceX filing?
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