Satellite operator SES and Dutch marine integrator De Boer Marine have expanded their collaboration to roll out SES FlexMaritime services more widely, aiming to provide high‑performance, flexible connectivity that supports both vessel operations and improved crew welfare through reliable onboard internet access.
SES, a leading satellite solutions provider, and De Boer Marine, a specialist in maritime equipment and connectivity, announced an expanded partnership to deploy SES FlexMaritime services across global shipping markets. In their joint announcement, the companies emphasised that the enhanced collaboration will deliver flexible, high‑throughput connectivity packages designed to support shipowners’ operational needs while also meeting seafarers’ growing demand for stable internet access. Trade media such as Cyprus Shipping News, Offshore Energy and Hellenic Shipping News report that the partners explicitly highlight the role of the service in enhancing crew welfare by providing seamless, high‑performance connectivity on board.
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