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Eutelsat Completes LEO Satellite Connectivity Trial on Polish Rail Network

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Eutelsat successfully completed its first rail connectivity trial in Poland on September 22, 2026. The trial utilized a long-distance train operated by PKP Intercity, traveling at speeds up to 160 km/h on routes connecting Kozłów, Warszawa, and Tczew. The testing demonstrated Eutelsat’s OneWeb LEO connectivity on a live rail network, gathering performance data and assessing seamless switching between satellite and terrestrial technologies.

From advanced-television.com

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The trial was led by Eutelsat, with Hispasat serving as the distribution partner. The solution was tested using the TÜV Rheinland rail-certified Kymeta Kestrel u5 terminal. This successful demonstration showed how the connectivity solution could integrate with existing rail communications infrastructure to support passenger and operational data services.

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Who's involved

  • PKP IntercityProvided the long-distance train platform for the trial.
  • PolandThe country where the trial was conducted.
  • HispasatActed as the distribution partner during the trial.
  • EutelsatLed the trial demonstrating its OneWeb LEO connectivity capabilities.

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