Embraer reports it has finalised an agreement with Intelsat to line-fit install its high-speed in-flight connectivity (IFC) system as an option on E-Jet E2 aircraft
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Neo Space Group (NSG) has secured new airline customer contracts for its in-flight connectivity (IFC) services, and a strategic technology partnership with G&S SatCom
Aircraft Interiors International joined Don Buchman, senior VP of commercial aviation at Viasat, to find out about the details and benefits of the newly launched Amara IFC system. Don also discusses the importance of IFC to the passenger experience
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Bluebox Aviation Systems has announced it is set to become a member of Viasat’s Connected Partner Platform, which hosts applications designed to enrich the passenger experience
Viasat has unveiled its Amara’s IFC system, with an innovation roadmap that includes GEO, HEO and LEO satellite compatibility. The company has also announced Viasat Aera, a proprietary ESA terminal enabling simultaneous, dual-beam connections across satellites in all orbits – and that can be installed in less than a day
Panasonic Avionics has announced what it claims is the world’s first Passpoint inflight wi-fi roaming service, with SK Telink and its roaming gateway of Mobile Network Operators
Hughes Network Systems today announced it has completed an agreement with Airbus to become an official Managed Service Provider (MSP) within the HBCplus in-flight connectivity (IFC) ecosystem
Bluebox Aviation Systems has become a member of Viasat’s Connected Partner Platform (CPP), making its Blueview Retail infight shopping solution available to airlines that use Viasat IFC-powered digital products
Panasonic Avionics has announced the successful optimisation of its multi-orbit satellite network following switching between LEO and GEO networks in its flight test programme. Panasonic says the successful switching represents a major milestone in its flight test programme, validating the success of its multi-orbit network