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ALL.SPACE terminals selected by Viasat for multi-orbit SATCOM requirements. ALL.SPACE says it has secured an order from Viasat Government for multiple Hydra MAX satellite communications terminals, targeting government and defence users who require connectivity on the move in demanding environments. The company said the terminals are now operational on Viasat's global NextGen Ka-band network, including Mil-Ka band, and are intended to support use across multiple satellite orbits and networks. According to ALL.SPACE, Hydra MAX is designed to provide simultaneous multi-link connectivity across commercial and military Ka-band networks spanning HEO, GEO, MEO and emerging LEO constellations. The company said the terminal uses lens-array digital beamforming technology and is aimed at land and maritime comms-on-the-move use cases. ALL.SPACE said Hydra MAX supports up to 500 MHz of instantaneous bandwidth per beam and up to 1 GHz of aggregate bandwidth in Ka-band. The company also said the terminals support policy-based routing to dynamically move traffic across available links to maintain performance in degraded or network-constrained environments. Rod McCurdy, CEO of ALL.SPACE, said: "This order reflects the strong market response to Hydra MAX since its commercial launch and underscores growing demand for resilient, multi-orbit connectivity among government and defense users. With Hydra MAX now approved to operate on Viasat's global integrated Ka-band network, customers can combine the benefits of Viasat's assured global infrastructure with ALL.SPACE's true simultaneous multi-link capability to maintain high-integrity communications wherever resilient connectivity is required." Vic Farah, Senior Vice President, Government Services and Solutions, Viasat, said: "Government and defense users need communications solutions that are resilient, flexible, and ready to perform in demanding operating environments. Hydra MAX operations on Viasat's global NextGen Ka-band network, combined with its advanced multi-link, multi-orbit capability, provides a powerful solution for mobile users who require assured, high-performance connectivity." The announcement did not disclose the number of terminals ordered or the contract value.

Viasat wins first task order award as part of $307 million ceiling U.S. Marine Corps Enterprise services contract for multi-orbit connectivity. Viasat selected to provide integrated, multi-network services as part of an end-to-end solution to address USMC mission performance and resiliency requirements CARLSBAD, Calif., Sept. 23, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Viasat Inc. (NASDAQ: VSAT), a global leader in satellite communications (SATCOM), today announced it was awarded, through its subsidiary Inmarsat Government, Inc., the Marine Enterprise Commercial Satcom Satellite Services (MECS2) contract from the U.S. Space Force Commercial Satellite Communications Office (CSCO). Viasat has received an initial $42 million task order award under what is a seven-year, up to $307 million ceiling Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract through which Viasat will provide fully managed, end-to-end global satellite services for the United States Marine Corps (USMC). The award builds on Viasat's history of providing managed SATCOM services to the USMC, as well as continued access to a global, resilient terrestrial network for secure data transport. Viasat's government SATCOM team, under the company's Communication Services segment, will deliver global satellite connectivity services across L-, Ku, and Ka-bands through flexible terminal solutions and satellites across orbits from Viasat and its ecosystem partners. These services are designed to support USMC communications and mission requirements with reliable and secure connectivity for multi-domain operations across land, air and sea. As part of its commitment to delivering a fully integrated solution, Viasat has teamed with multiple providers to enable resilient, high-capacity and multi-orbit connectivity with a cost-effective structure that can scale to support a wide range of mission applications. This service will provide access to Viasat's integrated global Ka-band network, which includes the next-generation ViaSat-3 satellites for ultra-high-capacity and the flexibility to quickly direct capacity to high-concentration activity hotspots. "We're extremely proud the Marine Corps has selected Viasat to continue as its trusted partner for enterprise, multi-orbit SATCOM services," said Victor Farah, Senior Vice President of Government Solutions and Services. "Our team is committed to delivering an information advantage through flexible, high-performance and secure connectivity that will support the communications demands of rapidly evolving and expeditionary operations." Viasat will provide secure data custody from the edge back to the Marine Corps Enterprise Network via Viasat's worldwide terrestrial network. The fully managed Viasat service will also include 24x7x365 Network Operations Center (NOC) and Security Operations Center (SOC) support to provide the USMC with bandwidth management, terminal inventory management, network performance monitoring and cybersecurity services. "In the modern warfare environment, there is a critical need to maintain information dominance across the battlespace. We are excited to continue supporting this objective by providing a comprehensive enterprise solution that leverages Viasat's expertise and ecosystem to meet current USMC technology needs, as well as the ability to scale with new, integrated technologies and platform capabilities for the future," said Qasim Rana, Vice President of Market Entry for Government. Visit the Viasat website for more information on the flexible SATCOM services for multi-domain operations. About Viasat Viasat is a global technology company that believes everyone and everything in the world can be connected. With offices in 24 countries around the world, its mission shapes how consumers, businesses, governments and militaries around the world communicate and connect. Viasat is developing the ultimate global communications network to power high-quality, reliable, secure, affordable, fast connections to positively impact people's lives anywhere they are - on the ground, in the air or at sea, while building a sustainable future in space. In May 2023, Viasat completed its acquisition of Inmarsat, combining the teams, technologies and resources of the two companies to create a new global communications partner. Learn more at www.viasat.com, the Viasat News Room or follow ViaSat Inc. on LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Facebook, Bluesky, Threads, and YouTube. Viasat, Inc. Contacts Dan Bleier, Public Relations, Corporate and Government, +1 (202) 383-5074, [email protected] Lisa Curran/Pete Lopez, Investor Relations, +1 (760) 476-2633, [email protected] Forward-Looking Statements This press release contains forward-looking statements that are subject to the safe harbors created under the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Forward-looking statements include, among others, statements about the receipt of awards under the IDIQ contract; the services, features, benefits and performance of Viasat's fully managed, enterprise satellite communication services for U.S. Marine Corps; the coverage, flexibility and capacity of ViaSat-3 satellites; and the effect of adverse regulatory changes. Readers are cautioned that actual results could differ materially and adversely from those expressed in any forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause actual results to differ include: risks associated with the construction, launch and operation of satellites, including the effect of any anomaly, operational failure or degradation in satellite performance; the integration of third-party provider services; contractual problems, product defects, manufacturing issues or delays, regulatory issues, technologies not being developed according to anticipated schedules, or that do not perform according to expectations; and increased competition and other factors affecting the defense sector generally. In addition, please refer to the risk factors contained in Viasat's SEC filings available at www.sec.gov, including Viasat's most recent Annual Report on Form 10-K and Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on any forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date on which they are made. 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Expect higher inflight Wi-Fi speeds as ViaSat-3 F2 enters service. Passengers flying on several airlines across the Americas should expect to see reliably higher inflight Wi-Fi speeds now that Viasat's ultra-high-capacity ViaSat-3 F2 (VS3 F2) geostationary satellite has officially entered service. In the Americas, Viasat counts Aeromexico, Azul, American, Breeze, Delta, JetBlue, LATAM, Southwest and United among its customers. "Rollout on VS3 F2 is already underway: several airlines are already connected with more onboarding each day," Viasat told Runway Girl Network after announcing VS3 F2's entry-into-service on September 17, and with it, the completion of its three-satellite ViaSat-3 constellation. VS3 F2 joins the VS3 F1 satellite that has been supporting inflight connectivity on U.S. mainland-Hawaii routes, as well as VS3 F3, which entered service over Asia-Pacific in late August and has notably plugged a key gap in Viasat's near-global coverage. Together, the entire ViaSat-3 constellation triples the bandwidth available across Viasat's fleet, giving the network more capacity, flexibility and resilience to meet growing demand for connectivity onboard planes. Now, Viasat says it's ramping up to have its entire VS3-enabled customer fleet connected "in the coming month or so." VS3 F3 is bellwether. Since VS3 F3 entered service over APAC, thousands of flights have availed of the Ka-band GEO satellite's capacity and new tails are coming online daily. Indeed, metrics from VS3 F3 usage serve as an indicator for what to expect with VS3 F2. Viasat says: VS3 F3's advanced beam-forming steers bandwidth in real time to where demand is highest, so a full cabin gets capacity concentrated where it's needed rather than spread thin, which matters more as passengers move from seatback screens to streaming and working on their own devices. Early results? Service quality metrics are up across the board. Latency, availability, reliability, and speeds. Some have improved by over 10x. Median peak throughput (i.e., typical consumption) is up 3x so far - a strong sign passengers are engaging more with the service. Given that the lion's share of its mainline fleet including international widebodies are fitted with Viasat's IFC hardware, Delta will utilize all three high-capacity ViaSat-3 satellites to power its Delta Sync free Wi-Fi for loyalty members. That should equate to a far better experience for guests. One might argue that VS3 F2 and F3 are hitting at just the right time, as some Delta passengers have vocalized consternation that the U.S. major's service compares unfavorably to the SpaceX Starlink Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satcom solution rolling out across rival United's fleet. "The Viasat network is designed to address the growing demands of connected mobility, and aviation remains one of the clearest demonstrations of what that means in practice," says Viasat Aviation president Don Buchman. "The digital world has become a fundamental part of culture - how we communicate, work, socialize and relax. The ViaSat-3 constellation's flexible, high-capacity throughput further enables passengers to behave online in the skies as they do at home, through a network capable of delivering both scale and resilience, now and well into the future." While speed is just one factor in high-quality IFC performance, passengers "should expect service quality metrics to go up across the board, including reliably higher speeds," Viasat tells RGN. Residential gets a boost as well. Also of note, pricing has come down for Viasat's U.S. residential service and its Wi-Fi appears to be available in more areas. This is a direct result of VS3 F2 entering service. Viasat reveals it will soon deliver "enhanced broadband performance for residential customers across the U.S. with improvements in customer experience," while extending its reach to serve more markets nationwide.