ViaSat, Inc. ( VSAT ) shares traded higher premarket on Tuesday. On Monday, the company unveiled its next-generation IFC solution for commercial aviation, called Viasat Amara.

This advanced offering is built on innovations in satellite network architecture, upgraded hardware and a suite of digital tools.

With smart network features and application-level data linking to satellites across various orbits, Viasat Amara offers scalable performance, enabling airlines to deliver a future-ready, enhanced passenger experience.

Viasat Amara merges Viasat's ( VSAT ) trusted technologies with a forward-looking innovation roadmap.

The solution integrates multi-network, multi-orbit systems to deliver guaranteed quality of service, adaptable business models and a premium suite of digital tools.

“Airlines can truly take hold of the differentiating opportunities that in-flight connectivity presents,” said Meherwan Polad, SVP & CCO, Viasat Commercial Services. “The monetization and brand boosting opportunities provided by our powerful digital products, such as Viasat Ads, accentuate this even further.”

On Monday, Viasat ( VSAT ) entered into an agreement with Telesat to incorporate Telesat Lightspeed's Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Ka-band capacity into Viasat's ( VSAT ) multi-orbit network.

This integration aims to enhance connectivity performance across Viasat's ( VSAT ) mobility and defense offerings, setting a new benchmark for service quality and global coverage.

Investors can gain exposure to the stock via Procure Space ETF ( UFO ) and SPDR S&P Kensho Future Security ETF ( FITE ) .

Price Action: VSAT shares are up 1.35% at $8.450 premarket at the last check on Tuesday.

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