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C-COM antennas receive Intelsat Flex approval

March 2, 2023

C-COM Satellite Systems Inc., (TSXV: CMI and OTCQB: CYSNF) has received formal qualification for their iNetVu® series antenna products from Intelsat and these mobile satellite antenna systems are now officially qualified to operate on Intelsat’s FlexMove COTP (Comms-On-The-Pause) and FlexEnterprise satellite services.

Intelsat FlexMove delivers a fully managed, global mobile connectivity, on-demand solution that seamlessly increases the reach, reliability, and redundancy of terrestrial networks while enabling a new generation of land mobile services for various applications. FlexEnterprise enables service providers to extend the reach of their enterprise solutions and add reliable, high-throughput connectivity to any location within the global Flex footprint.

“Our iNetVu antenna has met the auto-pointing qualification tests per Intelsat requirements of OpenAMIP interoperability, using iDirect modems with high level of repeatability,” said Bilal Awada, CTO of C-COM Satellite Systems Inc.

“This qualification will open up additional revenue streams for the company from a number of new geographic areas covered by the Intelsat FlexMove and FlexEnterprise global services,” said Leslie Klein, President, and CEO of C-COM Satellite Systems Inc. “C-COM customers are now able to get additional high quality, cost effective and reliable mobile broadband satellite solutions around the globe.”

Filed Under: Antenna Builds, Antenna Design, Antenna Manufacturing, Antennas, C-COM, Comms, Mobile, Mobile Platforms, Qualification

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