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FCC overhauls orbital licensing with new Part 100 framework, what it means for Canadian operators

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted unanimously on July 22 to replace its legacy space licensing regulations with a modernized framework known as Part 100. While the decision creates faster regulatory pathways for domestic companies, Canadian satellite operators targeting the U.S. market must navigate stringent new reciprocity checks and data-sharing mandates with one caveat.

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