MTN will be among the first maritime providers to deliver Amazon Leo.
MTN will deliver Amazon Leo as part of a fully managed, multi-network architecture designed to improve performance and strengthen network resilience.
Instead of relying on a single provider, MTN combines Amazon Leo with satellite, 5G, and terrestrial networks to improve uptime, increase bandwidth, and keep operations connected in more places.
Backed by the AWS ecosystem, Amazon Leo adds a new high-capacity option for cloud-based operations and remote environments.
Customers can manage everything through one platform with centralized visibility and support.
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Reduces Single-Network Dependency
Expands Available Capacity
Supports Cloud-Connected Operations
Improves Uptime Through Path Diversity
A fleet operator integrates Amazon Leo into its satellite strategy to improve bandwidth availability across regions. The additional LEO layer supports cloud applications, crew and passenger connectivity, and operational systems while strengthening network resilience at sea.
Amazon Leo allows yachts to select from defined connectivity tiers, from ~100 Mbps to up to 1 Gbps, based on vessel size and usage. This supports premium onboard connectivity with a more structured, right-sized deployment.
Shipping operators can use Amazon LEO's network to deploy standardized connectivity tiers across fleets, enabling more consistent cloud connectivity. This supports scalable, fleet-wide deployment of operational, IoT, and crew connectivity services without the complexity of vessel-by-vessel network variation.
