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Alaska Airlines selected Intelsat for a regional inflight connectivity upgrade on its E175 fleet beginning in 2024.
SES and Intelsat were in talks about merging as of 2023-03-29.
Swissto12’s first commercial satellite is slated to launch in 2025 on a mission for Intelsat.
Panasonic and Intelsat partnered with OneWeb to complement the inflight connectivity services they offer from geostationary orbit.
ClearSpace is seeking co-funding from the European Space Agency for a mission to extend the life of a geostationary Intelsat satellite before it runs out of fuel around 2026–2028.
A U.S. Federal Communications Commission C-band spectrum auction helped Maxar secure an order from Intelsat in 2020 for four geostationary satellites.
Intelsat and SES ordered a combined 13 of the 18 geostationary satellites ordered in 2020.
Gilat is partnering with Intelsat to deliver reliable, high-performance connectivity to help meet growing demand for managed services capacity in multiple markets.
Gilat’s multi-service platforms will provide Intelsat with augmented capacity in North America, Latin America, Africa, and Europe to serve additional aircraft and enhance passenger user experience.
Intelsat has more than 50 satellites in its fleet and is still deciding which satellite will be equipped with a Mission Extension Pod (MEP).
The MEP propulsion "jetpack" service is designed to be more efficient and cheaper than the MEVs launched in 2019 and 2020 that provided two Intelsat satellites with fuel for another five years.
The Mission Extension Pod (MEP) is designed to be installed by SpaceLogistics’ Mission Robotic Vehicle (MRV) on an Intelsat satellite operating in geostationary orbit (GEO).
The MEP installation will add life to the serviced Intelsat satellite and provide uninterrupted services to Intelsat customers for at least six years starting in 2026.
On 2023-04-13, Intelsat ordered one of three fuel pods that SpaceLogistics is launching in late 2024 to extend the life of one of its geostationary satellites by at least six years.
Intelsat’s purchase of the MEP continues a space sustainability practice that began in 2020 when SpaceLogistics’ Mission Extension Vehicle (MEV-1) performed the first-ever on-orbit commercial spacecraft docking with Intelsat 901 (IS-901).
SpaceLogistics plans to install Intelsat’s selected Mission Extension Pod in 2026 using a Mission Robotic Vehicle (MRV) servicer with a robotic arm.
SpaceLogistics’ Mission Extension Vehicle MEV-2 began providing life-extension services for Intelsat 10-02 in 2021.
Operated by Intelsat, the TEMPO instrument will monitor and track air pollution across North America on an hourly basis.
Intelsat launched the Intelsat 40e (IS-40e) geosynchronous satellite that uses spot-beam technology to provide capacity over North America for commercial aviation, mobility, and network service customers.
SpaceX launched Intelsat’s IS-40e communications satellite on 2023-04-07 from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida at 12:30 a.m. Eastern.