SKISAT builds and operates satellite links for the places terrestrial networks give up on: open ocean, remote sites, moving vessels, and disaster zones.
Every link is provisioned, monitored, and supported by the same operations team, whatever the terrain.
Stabilized antenna links for fishing fleets, cargo, and offshore platforms, with automatic beam handover as vessels move between coverage zones.
Cabin and cockpit links for commercial and business aviation, built to keep working through handoffs between satellites at cruising altitude.
Primary or failover links for mining, energy, and construction sites where fiber and cellular coverage don't reach.
Low-bandwidth, low-power connections for pipeline monitoring, agricultural sensors, and asset tracking across wide geographic spread.
Hardened, encrypted links for field operations and emergency response, provisioned under government security frameworks.
Point-to-point uplinks for live news and sports contribution feeds, booked on demand or held on standing reservation.
Every region is served by at least two ground stations on separate power and backhaul, so a single site failure never takes down a customer's link.
Every enterprise agreement includes these as measured, reported SLA terms, not marketing figures.
Measured monthly per link, with service credits applied automatically on shortfall.
Automatic re-routing to a secondary satellite or ground station on outage detection.
Engineers monitoring every active link around the clock, not an on-call rotation.
"We lost our terrestrial backhaul during the storm season three years running. Since moving to SKISAT's failover link, the rig hasn't gone dark once."
Tell us where your sites, vessels, or aircraft operate and we'll map out which beams and ground stations serve you, with pricing, within two business days.