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Abra Group to Install Satellite Internet on 100 Aircraft

December 17, 2025

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Key Takeaways

Abra Group to install ESA antenna on 100 aircraft.
SES to provide inflight connectivity service.
Multi-orbit connectivity available on GEO and LEO satellites.

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Strategic Implications

This investment may indicate Abra Group's commitment to enhancing passenger experience in Latin America, a competitive market. The partnership with SES could strengthen Abra Group's position against LATAM Airlines, which already offers in-flight internet on most of its fleet. The use of ESA technology suggests a focus on reliability and efficiency, which could benefit Abra Group's operations and passenger satisfaction.

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What Happened

Avianca and GOL Airlines Partner with SES for Inflight Connectivity

Abra Group, the parent company of Avianca and GOL, is partnering with SES to install a new ESA antenna on 100 aircraft, providing inflight connectivity service. The system, already operational on 10 Avianca A320 aircraft, will offer multi-orbit connectivity and is expected to enhance passenger experience in Latin America. The partnership is in line with Abra Group’s competitive dynamics in the region, where LATAM Airlines already offers in-flight internet on most of its fleet. This investment may signal a shift towards improved passenger amenities, which could benefit Abra Group’s operations and customer loyalty.

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