Inmarsat | Satellite Service Provider | Mobile Comms Services
Inmarsat is the leading satellite service provider, offering mobile satellite communication services and delivering reliable, seamless global connectivity to the maritime industry.
Inmarsat - Wikipedia
Inmarsat is a British satellite telecommunications company, offering global mobile services. It provides telephone and data services to users worldwide, via portable or mobile terminals which communicate with ground stations through fifteen geostationary telecommunications satellites. [3]
I-6 satellites - Inmarsat Corporate Website
Built in the UK and assembled in Toulouse by Airbus Defence and Space, the I-6 satellites are the world’s most technologically advanced commercial communications satellites ever launched. They are also our first hybrid satellites, featuring both L-band (ELERA) narrowband and Ka-band (Global Xpress) high-speed broadband communications payloads.
About us - Inmarsat Corporate Website
Inmarsat has led the way in global mobile satellite communications for over 40 years. We solve the toughest connectivity challenges of our customers, anywhere in the world.
Airbus to build trio of Inmarsat-7 satellites - SpaceNews
2019年5月30日 · Inmarsat has four Boeing-built Global Xpress satellites in orbit — three for global coverage and one spare — plus another, GX-5 from Thales Alenia Space, launching later this year on an Ariane...
Inmarsat Q&A | Mobile satellite services coming back stronger …
2023年4月24日 · As part of a multi-orbit constellation announced in 2021 called Orchestra, Inmarsat is considering satellites in LEO to bolster its global network as Starlink, OneWeb, and other LEO operators...
Inmarsat GX5 is live
GX5 is the first satellite to support next-generation GX terminals, which begin roll out in 2021, and is fully backward-compatible with existing terminals. Global Xpress (GX) is the world's first and only globally available, seamless and highly reliable mobile broadband network.
Inmarsat unveils multi-orbit Orchestra constellation
2021年7月29日 · TAMPA, Fla. — British operator Inmarsat plans to add at least 150 low-Earth-orbit satellites to its global fleet, stepping up competition against OneWeb and others developing megaconstellations...
Global Xpress | Inmarsat Government
Inmarsat’s fifth Global Xpress satellite, GX5, started commercial service in December 2020. It represents a significant advance in the capabilities of Inmarsat’s global wideband service and heralds the start of an unprecedented enhancement in …
Satellite fleet | Viasat
Our fleet of flexible, high-capacity satellites provide customers seamless, high-quality service, even over high-demand hotspots — and we’re also moving at speed toward full interoperability across our legacy and partner services.