The combined company intends to integrate the spectrum, satellite and terrestrial assets of both companies into a global high-capacity hybrid space and terrestrial network. This advanced architecture will create a framework incorporating the most favourable characteristics of multi-band, multi-orbit satellites and terrestrial air-to-ground (ATG) systems that can deliver higher speeds, more bandwidth, and greater density of bandwidth at high-demand locations such as airports and shipping hubs. The joint entity also intends to offer lower latency at lower cost than either company could provide alone. According to Viasat and Inmarsat the combined company will be able to offer: • A broad portfolio of spectrum licences across the Ka-, L- and S-bands and a fleet of 19 satellites in service, with an additional 10 spacecraft under construction and planned for launch within the next three years.