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Iridium CEO Defends Economic Viability of LEO Constellations
Jeffrey Hill
August 15, 2008

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[Satellite News 08-15-08] The CEOs of Inmarsat and Iridium have made it very clear that the two companies are direct and heated competitors. Andy Sukawaty, CEO of Inmarsat, has commented publicly on what he believes is the economic instability of low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite constellations –...

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