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Evergreen (VSAT) confirmed a fleetwide rollout of Inmarsat NexusWave bonded connectivity across its vessels, following successful trials and building on prior use of Fleet Xpress.

The upgrade delivers bonded, multi-network connectivity with fast speeds, unlimited data, always-on performance and a secure-by-design platform that uses the ViaSat-3 ultra-high-capacity network. Evergreen says the move will improve crew welfare, strengthen cybersecurity, enable real-time reefer monitoring, predictive analytics and fully integrated IoT, and support the company’s digitalisation and growth plans.

Viasat (NASDAQ: VSAT) announced a unified global Ka-band satellite network for government SATCOM that integrates Viasat Ka-band satellites, the Global Xpress fleet, and select partner satellites into a single interoperable system.

The evolved network supports MILSATCOM Ka-band interoperability, roaming across multi-orbit Ka-band satellites, and single upgraded terminal access with data rates up to 200 Mbps on a 45cm or equivalent antenna. It uses integrated waveforms, upgraded gateways, electronically and mechanically steered beams, and ViaSat-3 ultra-high-capacity satellites for added bandwidth and redundancy; ViaSat-3 F2 is launched for the Americas and ViaSat-3 F3 is planned for Asia-Pacific.

Viasat (NASDAQ: VSAT) will provide its InRange rocket telemetry service for INNOSPACE's first commercial launch from Alcântara Launch Center, Brazil, targeted later this month (Dec 2025).

The HANBIT-Nano vehicle will carry eight registered payloads into LEO. InRange, part of Viasat's HaloNet portfolio, will offer continuous launch telemetry via L-band geostationary relay and, for the first commercial mission, aims to enable compressed video-streaming from the launch vehicle.

Viasat previously demonstrated telemetry relay on Blue Origin's New Glenn and has a separate selection by Skyrora for a sub-orbital demo.

Viasat (NASDAQ: VSAT) published a GSMA Intelligence report (Dec 3, 2025) showing rising consumer demand for direct-to-device (D2D) satellite mobile services.

Key findings: 60% of more than 12,000 global respondents would pay more for satellite services; 47% would switch providers to get outdoor coverage; willing-to-pay averages 5–7% extra on monthly bills (India averages 9%). Markets vary: India 89% willingness, U.S. 56%, France 48%. Report highlights revenue opportunity for mobile operators and a potential marketing gap between promised and available data-rich satellite services.

Viasat (NASDAQ: VSAT) and Inmarsat Maritime unveiled the next phase of NexusWave as ViaSat-3 Flight 2 has launched and Flight 3 is expected, with both satellites scheduled to enter service in 2026. NexusWave will combine GEO Ka-band, LEO, LTE and L-band capacity with a new VS60 maritime terminal to deliver higher, more consistent bandwidth for fleets.

The VS60 recorded download speeds >250 Mbps in sea trials; ViaSat-3 offers >1,000 steerable spot beams and regional capacity (Flight 2: Americas; Flight 3: Asia-Pacific).

Viasat (NASDAQ: VSAT) announced the immediate appointment of Barbara Frenkel to its Board of Directors effective November 19, 2025. With her addition the board totals eight directors, six of whom are independent.

Ms. Frenkel brings more than 30 years of leadership in the automotive and transport sector, most recently as an executive board member at Porsche AG, with responsibility for global procurement and supply chain partnerships. Viasat highlighted her expertise as relevant to potential mass-market direct-to-device connectivity and connected/autonomous vehicle opportunities.

Viasat (NASDAQ: VSAT) and Azerbaijan Airlines signed a strategic agreement at the Dubai Airshow 2025 to equip twenty new aircraft with Viasat Amara, the company’s next‑generation in‑flight connectivity solution. The deal covers Airbus A320 family and Boeing 787‑9 Dreamliner models and introduces streaming‑capable Wi‑Fi plus a wireless in‑flight entertainment platform. The first connected aircraft are already in service. Azerbaijan Airlines will provide free Wi‑Fi to Business Class and top‑tier loyalty members. Viasat Amara is part of Viasat’s Communication Services segment and leverages its global, high‑capacity satellite network.

Viasat (NASDAQ: VSAT) and Etihad Airways will expand their multi-year partnership as Etihad deploys Viasat Amara across its majority fleet to provide high-speed in-flight connectivity and streaming services.

The rollout covers both widebody and narrowbody aircraft, including A321LR units that entered service in August 2025, A350 deliveries from April 2025, and Boeing 787 Dreamliners in service since 2023. The solution uses Viasat Ka-band, partner satellites and upcoming LEO partner satellites and supports seatback Live TV, streaming on personal devices, browsing, social apps and commerce.

Viasat (NASDAQ:VSAT) will add Telesat Lightspeed LEO capacity to its JetXP business aviation in-flight broadband, combining ViaSat-3 GEO throughput with resilient LEO routing to boost latency-sensitive apps like HD video conferencing and interactive gaming.

JetXP will offer multi-orbit as a single plan option, require an additional flat-panel ESA antenna designed to integrate with existing tail-mount hardware, and measure performance with the new AI-driven iQe Quality of Experience score coming next year. Telesat Lightspeed LEO service is scheduled to enter commercial service in late 2027.