Commercial aerospace will receive another major benefit as the two ministries and commissions optimize the radio frequency occupancy fee standards. News on March 27 Today, the National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Finance jointly issued a notice on optimizing and improving the radio frequency occupancy fee standards. 1. Optimize the space business charging standard system. Non-geostationary orbit (NGSO) satellite constellation systems and network-operated geostationary orbit (GSO) satellite systems are charged from satellite operators and in-network earth station establishment units respectively according to space stations and earth stations, and are adjusted to be charged to satellite operators according to the actual bandwidth occupied by space services. For NGSO satellite constellation systems with a constellation of less than 200 satellites, charges will be based on the number of space stations; for NGSO satellite constellation systems with a constellation of 200 or more satellites, charges will be based on the system. 2. Reduce high-frequency band charging standards. For NGSO satellite constellation systems, network-operated GSO satellite systems, microwave stations, and broadband wireless access systems, charges are divided into detailed levels according to frequency, and lower charges are implemented for some high-band frequencies. Industry insiders pointed out that the notices issued by the two ministries and commissions are timely and will effectively reduce the operating costs of the commercial aerospace and satellite Internet industry chains. At present, low-orbit mega-constellation operators, represented by China Star Network and Shanghai Yuanxin, are rapidly building networks, and the number of satellites in orbit is increasing rapidly. Taking China Star Network's GW constellation as an example, after completing 20 sets of launches, the number of satellites in orbit exceeds 150, and is expected to exceed 400 within the year; and Shanghai Yuanxin operator's Qianfan constellation as an example, after completing 6 sets of launches, the number of satellites in orbit exceeds 100, and will reach 324 within the year, achieving initial global coverage. If the timeline is extended further, the size of both the GW constellation and the Qianfan constellation will exceed 10,000. If charging based on the number of space stations continues in the past, this will be a huge burden