Exhibit 99.2

Exhibit 99.2

INTRODUCING IRIDIUM PRIMESM

A New Vision for Hosted Payloads

Iridium Press Conference

September 9, 2013

Overview

Iridium is introducing an exciting new business today, based on our success with AireonSM and auxiliary hosted payloads on Iridium NEXT.

Hosted payloads have become essential to providing affordable options for space missions, and opportunities are expanding

Iridium is introducing a bold new vision for hosted payloads that we believe will positively disrupt the satellite industry, offering far more cost-effective access to space

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All Systems Go! For Iridium NEXT

In Development/Production and on Budget

Over $1B spent to-date – and the project is on budget

Ground infrastructure upgrades continue for mid-2014 readiness Broadband service development underway – in space, on ground, and in user terminals

Key Mission Team Partners

Excellent collaboration across Iridium NEXT Mission Team, led by Thales Alenia Space SpaceX is making excellent progress on our launch program

Launch Timeline

First launch accelerated to February 1, 2015 target Constellation expected to be complete in 2017

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Iridium NEXT Hosted Payload Opportunity

Iridium offered the world a unique value pr

Unprecedented coverage (100% of globe) Ideal altitude: close to earth (700km) rather than far away (36,000km) User control of the hosted payload Very cost-effective (compared to stand-alone) No ground infrastructure required

And we sold out the space!

Hosted Payload Volume

Iridium NEXT

Hosted Payload Target Specifications

Weight 50 kg

Payload Dimensions 30cm x 40cm x

70cm

50 W orbit

Payload Power average; 200 W

peak

Payload Data Rate <1 Mbps, Orbit

average ~100Kbps

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Aireon – Iridium NEXT’s Primary Hosted Payload

Aireon -> Next Generation Air Traffic Control

Key Potential Benefits

More efficient aircraft routing and management

$6-$8 billion in fuel savings to airlines over 12 years based on industry analysis

Reduced emissions and environmental impact from optimal routing

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Aireon Business Case

A potential $500 million opportunity

Key Future Milestones

Long-term data contracts with Air Navigation Service Providers (NAV CANADA complete; FAA and others to follow)

Additional debt financing to be arranged and secured by long-term data contracts

Successful launch of Iridium NEXT and Aireon

Potential Financial Value for Iridium

$200 million in one-time hosting fees between 2014 and 2017 Potential $300 million in data fee revenue over the life of Iridium NEXT Substantial ownership interest represents significant potential value

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Iridium NEXT Hosted Payload Success

Harris is using remaining Iridium NEXT hosted payload capacity to host small auxiliary payloads

The auxiliary payloads could represent up to another $45M in hosting/data service revenue to Iridium over the life of Iridium NEXT

These Iridium NEXT hosted payloads represent a small fraction of the many opportunities that Iridium explored over the past five years. Many may have been feasible but could not be closed in time for the Iridium NEXT launch

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What Did We Learn?

Examples—Hosted Payload Opportunities Pursued for Iridium NEXT

There were over 30 distinct payload opportunities pursued for Iridium NEXT Potential customers recognized the value of hosting their payloads on Iridium NEXT, but were constrained due to:

The commercial pace of the Iridium NEXT launch schedule Alignment with customers’ technology and budget decision-making process, particularly government customers Satellite design technical specification requirements, such as:

Volume, mass, power, data rates

Potential radio frequency interference with the primary Iridium communication payload

Awareness Services

Proprietary Automatic ID Systems

Communications, (AIS) – Ship Based

Tracking, & Wideband

Monitoring Real-Time Monitoring

Control & Terrestrial Surveillance

Communication at Various Optical

w/Other Space Assets Wavelengths

Scientific and

Space Weather Climate Monitoring

Applications

Despite strong demand for Iridium NEXT hosted payload space the main thing customers needed was more TIME

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Hosted Payloads Remain a Great Opportunity

Tight budgets require new approaches

Requirements growing for hosted payload applications

Example: US Air Force Space & Missile Command issuing RFP for Hosted Payload Solutions (HoPS), creating a recurring contract vehicle for USG hosted payloads Public/Private Partnership Opportunities Industry still in infancy and successes so far have been opportunistic “Driven by budget constraints, government agencies throughout the world are increasingly open to adopting the hosted payload concept” – EuroConsult – Hosted Payloads Report 2012

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INTRODUCING

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Why Now?

With Iridium NEXT, Iridium can fly more than 66 satellites in our unique, cross-linked, global constellation After designing and building 81 satellites (operational and spares), additional satellites will have a very low incremental cost Once Iridium NEXT is complete in 2017, we can launch additional satellites/payloads into our network when they are ready Our Iridium NEXT ground support systems are designed to fly more than 140 satellites at a time

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The Iridium PRIMESM Advantage

Designed to leverage Iridium’s established space-based global mesh network, ground infrastructure, and flexible bus design to enable more affordable and responsive space payload accommodations

Highly flexible accommodations; ability to place one or more hosted payloads on up to 66 new Iridium PRIME satellites

Greater control over payload development, schedule and operations

Cost-effective to operate compared to stand alone payloads

“Turnkey” hosted payload missions can be launched into LEO as early as 2017

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Iridium PRIMESM Description

Iridium PRIME satellites will not have Iridium NEXT L-band main mission hardware and software

Significantly expanded space, power, weight and data rates for expanded mission possibilities Low-cost Iridium PRIME buses take advantage of $3B Iridium NEXT investment

Significant flexibility on timing – Iridium will put together missions for lowest cost and launch when customers are ready Reuses SEAKR Engineering OBP (On Board Processor) power for added customer flexibility New Hosted Payload Controller to support diverse and varied payloads on the same satellite

Iridium’s “once in a lifetime” opportunity has been extended!

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Iridium PRIMESM Specifications

Creates a turnkey platform for hosted payloads that will cost less than 50% of the cost of creating a stand-alone satellite mission

Payload Location Available PRIME Payload Area

Payload Power

Payload Data Rate

50 Watts (200 W peak)

Up to 1 Mbps

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Iridium PRIMESM – Potential Financial Impact

Key Business Assumptions:

Hosting License Fees

Iridium receives “hosting license fees” in addition to actual satellite, launch and insurance costs for Iridium PRIME missions

R&D/Hosted Payload Mission Development

Iridium earns return from R&D and hosted payload mission development

Customer Economies of Scale

Iridium consolidates opportunities to allow customers to share and reduce costs

Significant Hosting and Data Service Revenue Opportunity

An average of 2—6 satellites launching per year would contribute materially to our funding profile for Iridium NEXT and be a new revenue source

Potentially significant new business for Thales Alenia Space and their technology partners

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Iridium PRIMESM – Next Steps

Introducing David A. Anhalt—Vice President & General Manager, Iridium PRIME

Iridium is working with Thales Alenia on Iridium PRIME bus procurement and potentially partnering for European payloads

Discussions underway with key aerospace partners who can market the capability and develop customer payload opportunities

Pricing approach that is fair, simple and optimized for payload customers missions

Initial Interest From Potential Payload Partners Has Been Excellent

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The “Iridium PRIME” Vision

Leveraging our established space-based global mesh network, ground infrastructure, and flexible bus design, Iridium will become THE premier provider of affordable and responsive turnkey space payload accommodations

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Questions?

www.iridium.com/IridiumPRIME

Forward-Looking Statements

Safe Harbor Statement

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