Inflight broadband connectivity company, Gogo, has announced that Cisco, Airspan Networks and First RF will play key roles in the development of its 5G system and network. The partners will collaborate to ensure that every element of the network and onboard system hardware, software and antennas will be 5G capable
Browsing: Inflight Connectivity
Global communications company, OneWeb has announced that it is creating a “fit for business” aircraft cabin featuring high speed, low latency inflight connectivity for business aviation users
Asia is the world’s most rapidly developing market for inflight internet solutions, and this week saw a major development in the region’s connectivity market, with the first ever Chinese customer being secured for inflight connectivity services
Vietnam Airlines has become the first Vietnamese airline to enable passengers to connect to inflight wi-fi
The world’s first live broadcast from a commercial Airbus A380 flight has been acheieved by Singapore Airlines (SIA) in a partnership with Sky Sports – and with a little help from SITAONAIR
Astronics CSC has launched a new cabin network platform named the Edge, which enables connectivity, IFE and other network services without the need for a head-end server. Even better, the architecture is lightweight and can be installed overnight
New research into the global appetite for inflight connectivity has been released by BBC Global News, including a key finding that frequent flyers have ‘substantial interest’ in staying connected while on a flight, and are prepared to pay more for it
Aircalin has announced that it is investing in the digitisation of its day-to-day cabin crew processes and the strengthening of its commercial offering to passengers by deploying SITAONAIR’s cabin connectivity systems
Boeing has unveiled its 702X family of software-defined satellites, capable of reallocating bandwidth to meet real-time changes in demand
OneWeb has announced its plans to provide the world’s first global LEO satellite broadband coverage for aircraft and passengers that will deliver high-speed, low latency services seamlessly over all air routes, including the Arctic region