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Global Eagle Entertainment showcased its platform of satellite connectivity, content solutions and capabilities at Satellite 2017 in Washington, D.C, USA

Satellite 2017 took place at the Walter E Washington Convention Center in Washington DC, USA from 6 - 9 March 2017 and Global Eagle were to be found at Booth 30.

The company’s presence at Satellite 2017 includes EMC, which was acquired in July 2016.  EMC is being rebranded as Global Eagle to reflect its new identity as an integral part of the world’s largest provider of connectivity and content for rapidly growing mobility satellite markets, including aviation, maritime and land-based locations. 

“The cohesive Global Eagle brand identity communicates this strength and our worldwide reach, while speaking to our vision, agility in the marketplace, collaborative style and trusted expertise,” said Abel Avellan, Global Eagle president.

“Our vision at Global Eagle is to reach hundreds of millions of people on the move around the world with a Wi-Fi and entertainment quality of experience that is equivalent to what they get at their homes or offices,” said Avellan. “To that end, we are boosting our satellite capacity and bringing to market a portfolio of exclusive solutions, such as our patented SpeedNet™ high-speed browsing technology and first-class entertainment content. We are also introducing a new Wi-Fi and entertainment portal that will enhance the user experience and provide revenue opportunities for our airline and cruise ship customers.”

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