In the News

Satu Dahl for Inflight Media10/01/2026

Antennas: Taking the Next Step

With ever-increasing demand for high-speed in-flight connectivity by both commercial airlines and business aviation operators, it is more important than ever to have hardware that not only does the job well but also offers additional benefits such as cost savings.

Vaibhav Magow for APSCC09/28/2026

Resilience Through Diversity: Why Modern Defence Networks Need Multi-Orbit Satellite Communications

Vaibhav explores how different satellite and terrestrial capabilities can be integrated into a resilient, sovereign communications architecture that sustains mission continuity under pressure.

Laura Winter for The DownLink07/12/2026

Where “Resilient” Isn’t a Policy Cliché

Dr. Rajeev Gopal joins The DownLink podcast to discuss what resilient connectivity really means for modern defense missions.

Montgomery College07/09/2026

As Space Industry Expands, Montgomery College Builds Maryland’s Next-Generation Workforce

As the commercial space industry experiences unprecedented growth, Montgomery College’s Pinkney Innovation Complex for Science and Technology (PIC MC) is expanding workforce partnerships that connect students with one of the world's leading satellite communications companies.

Rachel Jewett for Via Satellite07/06/2026

Neo Space and Hughes Deploy 3 Ground Gateways to Support IFC

Neo Space Group and Hughes Network Systems have deployed three new Hughes ground gateways in Saudi Arabia and Europe to support NSG’s in-flight connectivity.

Traincomms News06/18/2026

New Satellite Services Set to Improve Train Connectivity and Reduce Not-Spots

There is no doubt that the world of Wi-Fi on trains has been transformed recently. The arrival of LEO satellite connectivity looks set to boost coverage and help remove not-spots along rail routes.