New leading multi-orbit space company with a network of 120 GEO+MEO satellites and access to LEO constellations enables SES to better serve its customers
Intelsat and ViewMedia are expanding Free-to-Air (FTA) entertainment across Nigeria and Sub-Saharan Africa via the IS-20 satellite platform – Africa’s leading FTA DTH community. The pair will continue to grow content offerings, attract new channels and unlock ad revenue opportunities, while working with audience measurement providers to deepen regional impact.
Intelsat is joining forces with the Georgia Tech School of Electrical & Computer Engineering (ECE) to improve industry access for students and strengthen a leading engineering program’s satellite communications curriculum. Learn more:
Orange Mali and Intelsat have been shortlisted for the prestigious GLOMO Awards in the "Best Mobile Innovation for Emerging Markets" category! Winners will be announced at the GLOMO Awards ceremony at MWC Barcelona. 🌍 Learn more >>> https://intl.st/3EW8eXe Our collaboration with Orange Mali has been a game-changer in addressing the growing demand for 3G and 4G connectivity in hard-to-reach areas. By leveraging our satellites, we have successfully expanded mobile network services, bringing reliable connectivity to even the most remote parts of Mali.
November is National Veterans and Military Families Month. This month, Intelsat recognizes those who have served in the United States Military and will be highlighting some of Intelsat's own veterans.
CONGRATULATIONS to our CEO David Wajsgras who is a finalist for Executive of the Year in the NVC Greater Washington Government Contractor Awards (GovCon). NVC and the Professional Services Council will recognize the winners during the annual Awards Gala held in Northern Virginia on November 6.
Intelsat has expanded its partnership with Eutelsat Group on the OneWeb LEO constellation. The agreement will increase and further integrate LEO capabilities into Intelsat’s solutions offerings across its current and future customer base. Intelsat CEO Dave Wajsgras said, “We’re now seeing so many additional opportunities for customers to benefit from multi-orbit solutions.” Intelsat will cooperate with Eutelsat in development of the NextGen OneWeb constellation.
Intelsat, American Airlines Finalize Multi-Orbit Inflight Connectivity Deal Intelsat, operator of one of the world’s largest integrated satellite and terrestrial networks and leading provider of in-flight connectivity (IFC), finalized an agreement with American Airlines to extend their satellite connectivity to nearly 500 regional jet aircraft. Installations of the high-throughput, multi-orbit system will start later this year. “Our recent commercial aviation success with major airlines validates our approach, offering consistent and reliable service tailored to the unique needs and uses of each airline,” said CEO Dave Wajsgras. “American’s decision to install Intelsat’s system on regional jets demonstrates that world-class airlines see the value of a multi-orbit system to deliver their passengers access to more throughput and the best overall user experience across their aircraft fleet.” American plans to convert the current air-to-ground system on the CRJ-700, CRJ-900, EMB-170 and EMB-175 aircraft operated on its behalf to Intelsat’s new ESA solution. The ESA antenna is less than three inches tall and operates on both Intelsat’s family of geo-stationary satellites and on Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites. The Intelsat product consortium includes Ball Aerospace, Stellar Blu Systems and OneWeb.
