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Alphabet Inc. unit Google Inc. won permission from the Federal Communications Commission to provide LTE connectivity in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands through its Project Loon balloons, according to an FCC filing.
The areas were severely damaged by hurricanes Irma and Maria.
"Project Loon," which began testing in New Zealand in June 2013, uses balloons that fly about 20 kilometers above ground and beam internet signals in nearby areas.