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SES Teams Up with Google to Provide Streamlined Android Login, Expanding In-flight Connectivity Revenue Potential

SES is collaborating with Google to streamline how Android users connect and engage with airline-branded onboard portals. The collaboration aims to strengthen portal engagement and create more consistent experiences for passengers using Android devices.

SES delivers high‑speed satellite connectivity to WPDI learning centers in South Sudan and Uganda, empowering youth in underserved and conflict‑affected communities.

Image of a Group of Women in STEAM Initiative event.

The SES Space STEM Programme and the Women in STEAM Initiative are making space education more accessible, relevant, and community-driven.

woman using laptop and cellphone on flight

Unveiled in June of 2022, the multi-orbit ESA antenna is less than three inches high and weighs less than 140 pounds, making it an ideal solution for aircraft of all sizes.

Airline passenger watching video on tablet

Premium in‑flight connectivity enables airlines to personalize experiences, boost loyalty, and monetize onboard engagement through reliable, high‑quality networks.

Satellite connectivity is now central to Telco and MNO strategies, enabling wider coverage, greater resilience, and new services through innovations like multi-orbit networks and direct-to-device.

Image of satellites in orbit forming a ring around Earth with wide coverage beams.

As preparations for the World Radiocommunication Conference in 2027 (WRC-27) progress, Agenda Item 7 (AI 7) emerges as a pivotal topic with significant implications for satellite regulation.

In today’s streaming age, fans want and expect to be able to watch live events no matter where they are – and that includes inside the cabin of a commercial aircraft 35,000 feet above the Earth.

While Direct-to-Device (D2D) connectivity continues to gain traction in the consumer space, SES is bullish on its prospects for the commercial and government markets as well.

The story behind creating a brand-new brand, when SES and Intelsat joined forces!Sequel, a branding and digital agency based in New York City, talks about the creative process to building a new tagline, motto and set of values.This episode features:

Solve. Empower. Soar.

Image of a woman with Laptop and Smartphone in an airplane

In 2003, Lufthansa became the first commercial airline to offer its passengers access to internet connectivity during a flight. Passengers traveling from Munich to Los Angeles paid $30 to access a very slow and unstable inflight Wi-Fi service.