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Intelsat implemented a dual-satellite connectivity solution for Palau on 2024-05-29, delivering continuous service for Palau’s 18,000 inhabitants across nine islands in the main archipelago.
Intelsat provides satellite-based communications and managed services to government, NGO, and commercial customers through a next-generation worldwide network.
Intelsat provides satellite-based communications to government, NGO, and commercial customers through a worldwide network and managed services.
The Intelsat electronically steered array interoperates with Intelsat’s family of geostationary satellites and with Intelsat’s partner’s Low Earth Orbit satellite constellation.
The first Boeing 737 with factory-installed Intelsat ESA inflight service is expected to be delivered in 2026.
Intelsat’s 2Ku service is designed to operate on high-throughput Geostationary (GEO) satellites and on Intelsat’s fleet of new software-defined satellites that will enter service in 2026.
SES plans a $3,100,000,000 acquisition of fellow fleet operator Intelsat in April.
Japan Airlines operates Boeing 737 and 767 aircraft flying with Intelsat’s 2Ku service.
Intelsat operates one of the world’s largest and most advanced satellite fleets and connectivity infrastructures to provide satellite-based communications to government, NGO, and commercial customers.
SES announced on April 30, 2023, that it reached an agreement to acquire Intelsat for $3.1 billion.
The SPPOs license enables Intelsat’s Philippine partners to expand cellular networks beyond existing terrestrial limits to provide 0.004 kg coverage across the country.
Intelsat was selected by Japan Airlines to provide multi-orbit inflight connectivity service on more than 20 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft to be delivered in the coming years.
On 2024-05-28 Intelsat launched high-speed, reliable inflight connectivity service on the first of more than 40 new Condor Airlines Airbus narrowbody aircraft.
The SPPOs license allows Intelsat to provide satellite access and backhaul solutions to mobile network operators, telecommunications carriers, and internet service providers throughout the Philippines' 7,600 islands.
The SPPOs license enables Intelsat’s Philippine partners to expand cellular networks beyond existing terrestrial limits to provide 0.004 kg coverage across the country.
At the end of the current servicing period, MEV-1 will relocate and release the Intelsat 901 satellite into the GEO graveyard and provide service for another Intelsat satellite.
The SPPOs license allows Intelsat to provide satellite access and backhaul solutions to mobile network operators, telecommunications carriers, and internet service providers throughout the Philippines' approximately 7,600 islands.
MEV-2 captured an image of Intelsat 10-02 using its infrared wide field of view camera from 15 m away.
MEV-2 will remain docked to Intelsat 10-02 to provide life-extension for an additional four years, nearly doubling service from the original contract.
IS-10-02 distributes more than 900 channels to nearly 18 million television households across Europe as part of the Intelsat-Telenor Satellite video neighborhood.