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SES Shapes the Inflight Connectivity Market
by Staff Writers
Luxembourg (SPX) Apr 10, 2017


SES Shapes the Inflight Connectivity Market. Image courtesy Business Wire. For a larger version of this image please go here.

SES is delivering tailored services to the increasingly demanding requirements for inflight connectivity (IFC). The SES approach and the future of IFC are described in the new SES White Paper "Connected Planes, Smart Systems".

IFC providers rely on flexible and creative solutions to meet the dynamic demands of this market, and the SES approach allows them to maximize their capabilities. SES uses collaborative processes, tailored coverage, customized service, diverse fleet options and open architecture to ensure that it supplies the connectivity that customers need today and will rely on tomorrow.

"Behind every plane that is, or will be, connected by SES there is a differentiated network that was developed using five principles," the White Paper begins. "These elements are the basis to the success of SES, and of its customers, as this approach has enabled efficiencies and offerings that were previously unattainable."

"Two years ago the demand for IFC was emerging as a powerful driving force, but airlines were not able to provide the connectivity that their customers were looking for," the White Paper explains.

"SES stepped up, making its global fleet of GEO satellites available as a first step, and at the same time offering a future-proof value proposition by committing to technological innovations that would shape the future of IFC."

"In the near future, service providers and airlines can focus on inflight services without a thought or concern about Ku, Ka or HTS," the White Paper concludes.

"The passenger is easily connected to the same types of secure entertainment and communications services they use on the ground. The cockpit is linked to the latest flightpath weather reports, airport updates, and airline communiques. The airline can create its own differentiated brand of inflight connectivity to serve its passengers, crew and operations teams across the globe."

Read the full White Paper here

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Gogo and SES to meet surging inflight connectivity demand in North America
Luxembourg (SPX) Apr 10, 2017
SES has announced new satellite capacity deals with Gogo to meet the growing demand for high-speed inflight connectivity services on travel routes over the US and Canada. The new contracts with Gogo include capacity on 12 additional Ku-band transponders, as well as supporting ground infrastructure. With these latest agreements, Gogo has now signed important capacity deals across 11 SES sat ... read more

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