WASHINGTON — **EchoStar Corp.’s Hughes** division is managing what it hopes will be a gradual decline in its consumer broadband subscribers to prioritize in-flight connectivity and considering how to maximize the potential of its global S-band spectrum license.
The company is using its access to **Eutelsat Group’s OneWeb** LEO broadband satellite constellation to offer a multi-orbit product to customers, and has signed two deals with Delta Air Lines.
On the S-band side, EchoStar expects to be operating the first of . . .
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