Satellite constellation deployment tracker

Satellites launched versus planned for 8 major constellations.

Satellite constellation deployment

ConstellationOperatorStatusUseLaunchedPlannedDeployed
StarlinkSpaceXOperationalConsumer broadband11,10242,00026.4%
OneWebEutelsat OneWeb (ETL.PA)OperationalEnterprise broadband651648100.0%
Planet DovesPlanet Labs (PL)PrototypeEarth observation591591100.0%
Project KuiperAmazon (AMZN)DeployingConsumer broadband3927,7275.1%
Iridium NEXTIridium Communications (IRDM)OperationalSatellite phone / IoT7566100.0%
GlobalstarGlobalstar (GSAT)OperationalSatellite phone / IoT245444.4%
GPS IIILockheed Martin / USSF (LMT)DeployingNavigation73221.9%
Sentinel-2ESA / AirbusOperationalEarth observation3475.0%

Starlink

Over 11,100 operational satellites delivering global broadband internet as of August 2026.

OneWeb

First-generation constellation of 648 satellites fully deployed at 1,200 km altitude; Eutelsat ordered 440 next-gen replacements.

Planet Doves

Could not verify 2026 numbers within search limit.

Project Kuiper

Amazon Leo constellation with 392 production satellites deployed; Gen1 targets 3,236 with Gen2 expansion of 4,500 approved.

Iridium NEXT

Complete global voice and narrowband data constellation with 66 operational satellites plus 9 in-orbit spares since 2019.

Globalstar

Current 24-satellite operational constellation; next-gen C-3 constellation of 54 satellites planned with Apple funding.

GPS III

Could not verify 2026 numbers within search limit.

Sentinel-2

Could not verify 2026 numbers within search limit.

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About the satellite constellation tracker

Deployment progress for the largest satellite constellations: satellites launched versus planned for broadband networks such as Starlink, OneWeb and Project Kuiper, plus Earth-observation and navigation systems, with links to the operators' stocks where they are public.

Which constellation has the most satellites?
SpaceX's Starlink is by far the largest constellation in orbit.
Why does deployment pace matter to investors?
Revenue for constellation operators depends on reaching coverage and capacity targets; slower deployment can delay service revenue and raise funding needs.

Data may be delayed. Not financial advice.