What Happened
Satellite Internet Provider Challenges Starlink Dominance
Amazon Leo is set to begin limited internet service later this year, with 396 satellites in orbit. Although it lags behind Starlink’s 10,000 satellites, the company is poised to offer initial service to US customers, with coverage and pricing to be announced later. Leo has also secured contracts with JetBlue and Delta airlines for future internet service. As reported by CNET, the satellite internet market is expected to grow significantly, with Grand View Research estimating a 15% growth rate from 2026 to 2033.