Viasat is a satellite communications company that provides broadband and narrowband connectivity to aviation, maritime, government, and residential customers. Viasat operates a fleet of 23 satellites and maintains integrated ground infrastructure and user terminals. The Communication Services segment provides in-flight connectivity for aircraft, managed broadband for maritime vessels, and secure satellite services for military users. In aviation, Viasat installs hardware and charges recurring service fees, benefiting from the industry shift toward airline-sponsored free Wi-Fi which increases bandwidth consumption. The Defense and Advanced Technologies segment sells encryption, cybersecurity, and tactical networking products to government agencies and defense contractors. Viasat is currently deploying the ViaSat-3 satellite constellation to triple its bandwidth capacity and is developing multi-orbit architectures that combine geostationary and low-earth orbit capabilities. Following the acquisition of Inmarsat, Viasat is prioritizing debt reduction through operating cash flow and asset sales. While residential fixed broadband is in structural decline due to terrestrial competition, Viasat is expanding its defense portfolio to address demand for quantum-resistant cryptography and sovereign space infrastructure.