SES and SpaceX’s Starlink have announced a joint offering called SES Cruise mPOWERED + Starlink, which will provide cruise operators with a single managed solution for high-speed and secure connectivity. The solution combines the low-earth orbit (LEO) services of Starlink with the medium earth orbit (MEO) services of SES to deliver a unique guest and crew experience. Cruise operators can choose between the Premium tier, offering 3Gbps/ship, or the Pro tier, offering 1.5Gbps/ship, depending on their needs. The partnership between SES and Starlink demonstrates a commitment to delivering the best customer experience to cruise operators and guests.
The demand for connectivity in the cruise industry has increased due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the growing expectations of passengers and stakeholders. Cruise operators are investing in technological advancements and innovation to meet these demands and comply with new maritime regulations. The SES Cruise mPOWERED + Starlink solution aims to fulfill these demands by providing a superior guest experience, optimizing smart ship operations, and attracting and retaining the best crew. The solution will be available in Q4 2023 and will set a new standard for ship connectivity worldwide.
SES and Starlink’s joint offering, SES Cruise mPOWERED + Starlink, will provide cruise operators with a single managed solution for high-speed and secure connectivity. The solution combines the LEO services of Starlink with the MEO services of SES to deliver a unique guest and crew experience. Cruise operators can choose between the Premium tier, offering 3Gbps/ship, or the Pro tier, offering 1.5Gbps/ship. The partnership between SES and Starlink demonstrates a commitment to delivering the best customer experience to cruise operators and guests. The solution aims to fulfill the growing demands of the cruise industry for superior connectivity and optimize smart ship operations. It will be available in Q4 2023 and is expected to set a new standard for ship connectivity worldwide.
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