Inmarsat, the provider of global mobile satellite communications services, has announced reaching 30,000 active FleetBroadband terminals in service.
This milestone was reached with the installation of a FleetBroadband 500 on Olympic Future, a Greek-flagged crude oil tanker, by Inmarsat’s distribution partner Otesat-Maritel
This milestone was reached with the installation of a FleetBroadband 500 on Olympic Future, a Greek-flagged crude oil tanker, by Inmarsat’s distribution partner Otesat-Maritel. Springfield Shipping, the vessel’s management company, selected FleetBroadband as part of an integrated communications solution developed by Otesat-Maritel. “This solution is an optimal match for our ICT needs, and we are pleased with the comprehensive service offering and first-class support that we have received,” said a company spokesperson.
Frank Coles, president of Inmarsat Maritime, said, “This is a significant achievement that yet again demonstrates the high regard and continued demand for FleetBroadband in the maritime industry. We have now seen more than 4,000 terminals added to our FleetBroadband installed base since the beginning of the year. Ship owners and managers are attracted to the global reach and reliability of FleetBroadband, and they value the high quality service that they receive from Inmarsat and our partners.”
“Otesat Maritel has been a leading distribution partner for FleetBroadband since its launch, so we are delighted to have activated the 30,000th terminal and help the service reach this major milestone,” said George Polychronopoulos, CEO of Otesat-Maritel. “Our partnership with Inmarsat has been very successful, bringing together the technical excellence of Inmarsat services with Otesat Maritel’s insight into the global shipping market and our high-quality customer service.”
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