Viasat Moves Toward Multi-Orbit Satellite Connectivity with New Inflight Broadband Plans

Viasat Moves Toward Multi-Orbit Satellite Connectivity with New Inflight Broadband Plans

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Viasat is moving toward integrating Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite technology into its multi-orbit satellite constellation, moving beyond its traditional reliance on geostationary satellites. This strategic evolution aims to enhance inflight internet speeds and reliability for business aircraft, responding to the growing demand for higher quality connectivity during flights.

Charlotte Bailey of Satcom Direct outlined that the partnership and technological advancements are geared toward delivering seamless inflight broadband experiences, leveraging recent improvements in antenna tech and hardware miniaturization. These innovations will enable Viasat to expand its service offerings and improve coverage for business jets, providing passengers with better connectivity options.

Industry experts suggest that the incorporation of LEO satellites will significantly reduce latency and increase bandwidth, making inflight internet more akin to terrestrial broadband services. The ongoing developments are expected to benefit the commercial and business aviation sectors substantially as the technology matures and becomes more widespread.

Airspace Times Team

Airspace Times Team

Aviation news desk

Published: 06 May 2026

Source: AINonline

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