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Satellite model is placed on OneWeb logo in this illustration taken April 4, 2022. REUTERS\/Dado Ruvic\/Illustration<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Bharti-backed OneWeb<\/a> and Intelsat have partnered to distribute multi-orbit in-flight connectivity (IFC), combining low-earth orbit and geostationary (GEO) satellites, to airlines.

“The partnership enables Intelsat to distribute OneWeb’s ground-breaking low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite services to airlines worldwide, coupled with Intelsat’s extensive IFC experience and existing geo-stationary (GEO) satellite service,” an official statement said.

Intelsat said that by leveraging multi-orbit capabilities, it will ensure that airlines and their passengers are able to enjoy the “best IFC, without compromise”. Airlines and their passengers will no longer have to accept significant gaps in IFC coverage or capacity – even at busy hubs, across oceans and over polar routes.

The companies expect the multi-orbit solution to be in service by 2024.

“The hybrid service offering further allows the global airline community to plan their suite of next-generation onboard services with confidence – not only ensuring a future-proofed passenger inflight connectivity experience, but also the implementation of a connected airline digitalisation strategy,” said Jeff Sare, Intelsat’s President, Commercial Aviation.

“This is a watershed moment for the inflight connectivity market, and we’re excited to work together with Intelsat to bring our multi-orbit solution to commercial aviation. We’re committed to delivering the most differentiated and innovative solution for airlines,” said Ben Griffin, OneWeb Vice President, Mobility Services.

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Proposals with IN-SPACe jump to nearly 100; 54 relate to satellites, 21 to rockets; 43 from startups<\/a><\/h2>

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Satellite model is placed on OneWeb logo in this illustration taken April 4, 2022. REUTERS\/Dado Ruvic\/Illustration<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Bharti-backed OneWeb<\/a> and Intelsat have partnered to distribute multi-orbit in-flight connectivity (IFC), combining low-earth orbit and geostationary (GEO) satellites, to airlines.

“The partnership enables Intelsat to distribute OneWeb’s ground-breaking low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite services to airlines worldwide, coupled with Intelsat’s extensive IFC experience and existing geo-stationary (GEO) satellite service,” an official statement said.

Intelsat said that by leveraging multi-orbit capabilities, it will ensure that airlines and their passengers are able to enjoy the “best IFC, without compromise”. Airlines and their passengers will no longer have to accept significant gaps in IFC coverage or capacity – even at busy hubs, across oceans and over polar routes.

The companies expect the multi-orbit solution to be in service by 2024.

“The hybrid service offering further allows the global airline community to plan their suite of next-generation onboard services with confidence – not only ensuring a future-proofed passenger inflight connectivity experience, but also the implementation of a connected airline digitalisation strategy,” said Jeff Sare, Intelsat’s President, Commercial Aviation.

“This is a watershed moment for the inflight connectivity market, and we’re excited to work together with Intelsat to bring our multi-orbit solution to commercial aviation. We’re committed to delivering the most differentiated and innovative solution for airlines,” said Ben Griffin, OneWeb Vice President, Mobility Services.

\"Proposals<\/a><\/figure>

Proposals with IN-SPACe jump to nearly 100; 54 relate to satellites, 21 to rockets; 43 from startups<\/a><\/h2>

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