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10/29/2026

Congratulations to the winners of the 2026 Viasat: Space for Good India Challenge. 🇮🇳🏆

First place goes to Adeetya Uppal for DRISHTI: AI Guardian for Sustainable Orbits – an autonomous platform designed to detect threatening space debris, calculate optimal avoidance maneuvers, and transmit real-time collision avoidance commands over Viasat’s satellite network, reducing response times from hours to seconds.

As Gautam Sharma, Managing Director at Viasat India, put it at the finals: “These finalists have looked beyond the technology itself and focused on how space-enabled solutions can address real challenges facing people, communities and industries.” That’s exactly what our STEM challenge was built to do.

Organized in strategic partnership with IN-SPACe, this year’s challenge brought six finalists to New Delhi to pitch to a panel of space industry experts, government representatives, and satellite technology leaders.

Next up: Australia finals on December 8. 🇦🇺
🔗 https://vsat.co/48lSRT9

Final prep is underway in New Delhi! 🛰️Now in its second year, Viasat: Space for Good India 🇮🇳 is our flagship STEM chal...
10/26/2026

Final prep is underway in New Delhi! 🛰️

Now in its second year, Viasat: Space for Good India 🇮🇳 is our flagship STEM challenge that brings together university students from across India to develop space-based solutions to real-world problems, with mentorship from Viasat engineers along the way.

After a multi-month evaluation, our six 2026 finalists are working with Viasat mentors and leaders before they present tomorrow at the finals and award ceremony. Their projects tackle challenges from orbital debris and disaster alerts to crop health and emergency connectivity, as they compete for a ₹11,50,000 prize pool.

Meet the finalists and their projects: https://vsat.co/4keYdqv

10/22/2026

Performance, reliability, and customer experience.

With our ViaSat-3 constellation, we're focused on supporting customers today while continuing to execute our network deployment strategy to build long-term value for all our stakeholders. 🛰️

With our next generation ViaSat-3 constellation in service, we have tripled the bandwidth available across our network, ...
10/20/2026

With our next generation ViaSat-3 constellation in service, we have tripled the bandwidth available across our network, and Viasat's business aviation customers can tap into all of it.

Honeywell Aerospace's JetWave X next-gen IFC platform, now in service, offers the first terminal able to unleash the full power of Viasat’s network, including our ViaSat-3 and global GX satellites, to enable business jet operators to deliver a home or office-like internet experience in the sky.

“The partnership between Honeywell Aerospace and Viasat is raising the bar for consistent, reliable, high-performance connectivity in business aviation,” says Claudio D'Amico, VP of OEMs, Partners and Fleets, Business Aviation. For customers, that means “even more capacity, uncapped speeds, and increased network prioritization for an enhanced connectivity experience wherever they fly,” he adds.

More on ViaSat-3: vsat.co/vs3

10/16/2026

Viasat has been awarded “Connected Car Innovation of the Year” in the 7th annual AutoTech Breakthrough Awards. 🏆🚘

Through collaborations and live demos with industry partners, we’ve shown how vehicles can connect directly to our L-band satellite network, keeping them connected even beyond the reach of cell towers.

For drivers and fleets, that can mean:
🛰️ Emergency calls and telemetry that keep working off the grid
🔧 Continuous diagnostics for accident detection and predictive maintenance
🚚 Fewer coverage blind spots across fleet operations

Thank you to AutoTech Breakthrough for the recognition, and to our teams and innovation partners who made it possible.

At sea, a reliable distress signal can mean the difference between rescue and tragedy. 🌊This week, Viasat Chairman & CEO...
10/14/2026

At sea, a reliable distress signal can mean the difference between rescue and tragedy. 🌊

This week, Viasat Chairman & CEO Mark Dankberg opened the International Mobile Satellite Organization (IMSO) Assembly, alongside leaders from IMSO, the International Maritime Organization - IMO (IMO), and Member States from around the world.

Mark spoke to one of the biggest questions facing the maritime industry: how do we modernize the safety services that sailors rely on without compromising the reliability they’ve trusted for decades?

Across Viasat and Inmarsat Maritime, we’re committed to working with IMSO, IMO, and the global maritime community to help shape the next generation of maritime safety, so every crew can count on help when they need it most.

Chief MAKOi and Ivan Guzman, seafarers and content creators, know what life at sea is like with and without a signal. Ep...
10/13/2026

Chief MAKOi and Ivan Guzman, seafarers and content creators, know what life at sea is like with and without a signal. Episode 1 of Around the World with Viasat takes place in Singapore, overlooking the Western Anchorage – one of the busiest anchorages for ships in the world.

🌊 Watch it here: https://vsat.co/4jRRans

New episodes drop monthly.

Rockets get satellites to space, but what happens once they're there? 🚀🛰️This year's World Space Week theme, "Rocket Rev...
10/08/2026

Rockets get satellites to space, but what happens once they're there? 🚀🛰️

This year's World Space Week theme, "Rocket Revolution," celebrates the vehicles that make spaceflight possible, and without them there would be no satellites in orbit. But launch is only the beginning. Once a satellite reaches orbit, it becomes part of a network that works with ground stations and user terminals to move information across continents, oceans, and airspace.

Where a satellite ends up matters, too. Some orbit a few hundred miles above Earth and circle the planet in about 90 minutes, while others sit more than 22,000 miles up and appear motionless from the ground. Each orbit plays a different role in keeping aircraft, vessels, and remote communities connected.

Our straightforward guide to satellite communications breaks down how it all works: https://vsat.co/4jcAPtw

10/07/2026

AD | When I started at sea, staying in touch with home meant waiting for letters to arrive and standing in long queues for expensive, short phone calls in port. That was just how it was. Talking with Ivan Guzman for this Around the World film with Viasat showed me how much has changed. He calls home, messages family, stays part of their day-to-day life, all from the middle of the ocean. These changes started happening while I was still at sea, and they made one of the hardest parts of the job – being away – a little easier. The next generation doesn't feel the impact of the distance in quite the same way as we did, and that changes a lot about what it means to go to sea.
If you want to see how satellite connectivity shows up in other parts of the world, Viasat’s Around the World series has more. See Link in the comments.

10/06/2026

Happy World Space Week! 🚀 This year's theme is 'Rocket Revolution,' so we're looking back at the rides that carried our ViaSat-3 (VS-3) F1, F2, and F3 satellites to space.

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