Viasat Petition Wants 'Additional Bites at the Apple': SpaceX
The FCC's reconsideration petition process shouldn't be used "to get additional bites at the apple on arguments [a petitioner] overlooked, deemed unworthy of discussion, or otherwise failed to raise in a timely manner," SpaceX told the International Bureau Wednesday.…
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SpaceX was responding to Viasat's petition seeking clarification of the agency's partial authorization of SpaceX's second-generation constellation (see 2301040007). SpaceX said Viasat is trying to cloak a flawed reconsideration petition by calling it a petition for clarification, "a type of filing unknown in the Commission’s rules." Viasat didn't comment Thursday.