UPDATE: ISRO Successfully Lofts 36 OneWeb Satellites Into Its Intended Orbits

Fantastic news as we are delighted to report we have made contact with all 36 satellites from #OneWebLaunch14! 🚀
— OneWeb (@OneWeb) October 22, 2022
This means we now have over 70% of our LEO satellite fleet in orbit. pic.twitter.com/byYr9cIDYp
First Commercial Mission of LVM3First Multi-Satellite mission with 36 OneWeb Satellites onboardFirst launch of LVM3 to LEOFirst Indian rocket with six ton payloadFirst NSIL Mission with LVM3First OneWeb Mission with NewSpace India Ltd/Department of Space
Handling of multiple satellite separation eventsIncreased nominal mission durationEnsuring safe separation distance through C25 Cryogenic stage re-orientation and velocity additionEnsuring data availability for entire mission durationRealization of New payload adaptor and interface ring for the satellites dispenser Satellite of LVM3 M2 / OneWeb India-1 Mission
OneWeb Constellation operates in a LEO Polar OrbitSatellites are arranged in 12 rings (Orbital Planes) with 49 satellites in each planeThe orbital planes are inclined to be near polar (87.9 Deg.)The orbital planes are 1,200 km above the EarthEach satellite completes a full trip around the earth every 109 minutesThe earth is rotating underneath satellites, so they will always be flying over new locations on the groundIn full service, each plane will have 49 satellites = 588 Satellites