OneWeb resumes satellite launches with flight from Russian cosmodrome
The company seeks to provide satellite broadband connectivity across much of the Arctic.

MOSCOW — OneWeb, the satellite firm rescued by the British government and India’s Bharti Group, resumed flights on Friday in its push to provide global broadband coverage as 36 of its satellites blasted off into orbit from Russia’s Far East.
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