Initial reports from Inmarsat’s test programme for its Jet Connex Evolution upgrade programme for business aviation suggest inflight connectivity speeds in excess of 130Mbps
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The May/June 2022 issue of Aircraft Interiors International is a must-read for professionals in the cabin, IFEC and passenger experience sectors. Here’s what you can enjoy in the magazine, which is Official Magazine of APEX, and Key Media Partner of Aircraft Interiors Expo
Turkish Airlines has launched commercial passenger inflight connectivity (IFC) services on its narrowbody aircraft fleet, with network, infrastructure and hardware provided by Anuvu and Profen
Lufthansa has selected Panasonic Avionics to provide NEXT IFE systems on its Boeing 747-8 fleet and has also announced a contract renewal for high-speed connectivity services
Panasonic Avionics Corporation has entered into an agreement with Bamboo Airways, to provide its eX3 IFEC systems on the Vietnamese leisure airline’s widebody Boeing 787-9 fleet
Southwest Airlines has announced plans to invest more than US$2 billion in its inflight experience, with enhanced wi-fi, in-seat power, larger stowage bins, and more IFE content and refreshments
ThinKom Solutions, a developer of phased-array antenna systems, has joined the DIFI Consortium, an independent space-industry group formed to advance interoperability in satellite and ground system networks
We are a step closer to finding out which recent aircraft cabin innovations will win the 2022 Crystal Cabin Awards. The shortlist included many fantastic contenders, but following the first official round of voting, 24 finalists have been put through to the final round. Did your favourite make it through?
Intelsat has launched Cloud Connect Media (CCM), a new service that provides programmers with a private, secured gateway between the IntelsatOne Media Network and Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Hawaiian Airlines has become the first major airline to announce an agreement with Starlink, SpaceX’s satellite network. The high-speed, low-latency broadband internet service will be available on the airline’s A330, A321neo and B787-9 aircraft