Connectivity

Pilots’ electronic flight bags are vulnerable to cyberattack, company finds.

Video conferencing over water may soon be a reality in business aircraft.

Air Canada has chosen Intelsat’s connectivity equipment and services for its Airbus A321XLRs and A321ceos.

Intelsat’s comprehensive connectivity and entertainment services allow you to configure an experience built specifically for your passengers. Unleash new possibilities with Intelsat inflight internet.

With the power and performance of the Intelsat network, airlines can expect a consistent experience across their entire fleet of aircraft for every passenger, crew member, and application.

Intelsat and Air France-KLM partnered in 2016 to equip aircraft with 2Ku connectivity and IFE, and it continues today with a growing number of aircraft being equipped with Intelsat technology.

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Airbus is launching Airspace Link HBCplus, a broadband connectivity solution using common hardware for a selection of service providers.

The inflight connectivity (IFC) industry’s greatest challenge is facing “insatiable demand” for capacity and currently limited ability to grow, one of the sector’s leaders said at AIX in Hamburg June 14.

Airline passengers’ perception of the quality of inflight connectivity (IFC) is so poor that seven out of 10 travelers have never even bothered trying to access it.

Southwest has signed an agreement with Astronics Corporation to install in-seat power systems in its Boeing 737-7 and -8 aircraft.

Satellite communications (satcom) provider Inmarsat says it will upgrade its Jet ConneX (JX) service for business aviation to vastly increase inflight download speeds.

The airline inflight entertainment and connectivity (IFEC) sector is experiencing major change, with significant consolidation among major players, a

Airlines in the Asia-Pacific region are recognizing a changing need among their passengers for inflight data connectivity, according to a provider of satellite broadband to carriers.