Air Canada and Intelsat, the globe’s top-tier in-flight connectivity (IFC) provider, have made a major announcement for digital-native passengers. An additional 95 aircraft in the airline’s fleet will get advanced connectivity systems to support in-flight Wi-Fi.
JetBlue brings fresh Mint and Core Services on nonstop Flights from New York to Amsterdam. What can you expect inside the plane?
Emirates is making waves yet again in the skies and on the tennis courts as it announces its 12th consecutive year as the Official Airline of the US Open Tennis Championships. From Dubai to New York, the airline is set to deliver an unparalleled tennis experience to fans around the…
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Unleashing a New Era of Connectivity: Panasonic Avionics Amplifies Its GEO Satellite Network
According to a new study released by Valour Consultancy shipments of these next-generation antennas are projected to reach a staggering 100,000 units by 2030.
United Airlines is once again redefining air travel, announcing the release of a new domestic first class seat that sets the gold standard for in-flight comfort and technology. The upgrade brings together luxurious details and high-tech features, upgrading the passenger experience.
The acquisition will pave the way for Thales to be at the forefront of the transition to connected cockpits. By the end of this decade, Thales, with its reinforced portfolio, will be ready to meet the secured connectivity needs of the aeronautical market.
Gogo has introduced its next generation modem into commercial airline service, which delivers more than 16x the throughput Gogo’s existing modem. The company expects the new modem will have more than sufficient throughput to support the next generation of high-throughput satellites as they come online. The new modem includes dual…
Qatar Airways has announced that it will loan laptops to Business Class flyers travelling on flights to the U.S. affected by the recent electronics ban for these routes.
