Letter From The IFExpress Editor | Anuvu | Cobham Satcom | Samarkand International Airport
Letter from the Editor & Publisher: Dear IFExpress Readers, After 30 years of publishing weekly in the inflight entertainment & communication space, we have decided to close IFExpress. Consequently, this will be the last issue you receive in your in-box. We did not reach this decision lightly but due to a series of health issues and a myriad of other factors, we determined this was the best course of action. Both Terry and I would like to thank you all for the many years of camaraderie. We wish you all the best in your endeavors as we embark on the next ...
Boeing Delivers 2 Commercial Satellites | Worldwide Low Cost Airlines Industry Forecast | Canada Jetlines Receives Air Operating Certificate | Aircraft Electrification Global Market Research
Boeing Boeing delivered two satellites for leading global content connectivity service provider SES to their launch site in Cape Canaveral, Florida, ahead of the upcoming launch of the twin spacecraft on a United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocket. “SES-20 and SES-21 are the first commercial satellites we’ve delivered since the start of the global pandemic,” said Ryan Reid, president of Boeing Satellite Systems International. “It was challenging, but we found ways to be responsive to emerging customer demands and timelines. As a result, we went from contract signing to delivery of two satellites in little over two years.” The pair of ...
Anuvu | Turkish Technic | France Ends Travel Restrictions | Avolon | Other News
ANUVU Anuvu, the leading provider of high-speed satellite connectivity and entertainment solutions for demanding worldwide mobility markets, today announced it has acquired Signal Mountain Networks, a leading provider of satellite communications to the U.S. Government. With the acquisition, Anuvu is expanding its existing government business and unlocking new revenue streams by leveraging Signal Mountain’s prime contractor status and 20-year history of delivering mission-critical solutions. Signal Mountain’s position on key contracting vehicles for government agencies, plus its strong history of exemplary customer service, broaden Anuvu’s potential avenues for growth. Signal Mountain designs, implements, and supports sophisticated satellite communication systems, MPLS, and wireless network ...
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Letter From The IFExpress Editor | Anuvu | Cobham Satcom | Samarkand International Airport
Letter from the Editor & Publisher: Dear IFExpress Readers, After 30 years of publishing weekly in the inflight entertainment & communication space, we have decided to close IFExpress. Consequently, this will be the last issue you receive in your in-box. We did not reach this decision lightly but due to a series of health issues... [Read more]
Boeing Delivers 2 Commercial Satellites | Worldwide Low Cost Airlines Industry Forecast | Canada Jetlines Receives Air Operating Certificate | Aircraft Electrification Global Market Research
Boeing Boeing delivered two satellites for leading global content connectivity service provider SES to their launch site in Cape Canaveral, Florida, ahead of the upcoming launch of the twin spacecraft on a United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocket. “SES-20 and SES-21 are the first commercial satellites we’ve delivered since the start... [Read more]
Anuvu | Turkish Technic | France Ends Travel Restrictions | Avolon | Other News
ANUVU Anuvu, the leading provider of high-speed satellite connectivity and entertainment solutions for demanding worldwide mobility markets, today announced it has acquired Signal Mountain Networks, a leading provider of satellite communications to the U.S. Government. With the acquisition, Anuvu is expanding its existing government business... [Read more]
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The headset is the most critical part of any IFE system. It defines the quality of audio delivery and its look and feel defines the quality of the Airline. The headset is probably responsible for more passenger complaints, and IFE reliability issues than any other IFE component - so why do most airlines leave its procurement to the catering department?”