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Thales PureFlyt brings an "entirely connected" upgrade to aircraft FMS

25 November 2019 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

Thales is set to deliver an “entirely connected” flight management system (FMS) upgrade in the middle of the next decade. PureFlyt is billed as the FMS of the future designed to incorporate data from multiple sources, internal and external to the aircraft, making aircraft operations more efficient.

This story is about: Avionics, Certus, EFB, electronic flight bag, Flight Management Systems, FMS, in-flight connectivity, inflight connectivity, Iridium, Iridium NEXT, L-band, PureFlyt, SB-S, SBB, security, SwiftBroadBand, Swiftbroadband-Safety, Thales Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Inmarsat receives FAA approval for SB-S platform

7 May 2019 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

An Inmarsat I-4 satellite, one of the collection that powers the global L-Band network

Inflight safety services communications have a new data network. Inmarsat announced today that the FAA approved its Swiftbroadband-Safety (SB-S) solution for support of air traffic services, delivering a link between air traffic control (ATC) and pilots via Inmarsat’s global L-band satellite constellation.

This story is about: ACARS, ADS-B, air traffic control, aircraft tracking, Aireon, ATC, EFB, electronic flight bag, FAA, Hawaiian Airlines, in flight, in-flight connectivity, inflight connectivity, Inmarsat, L-band, Satellite, SB-S, SwiftBroadBand, Swiftbroadband-Safety, United Airlines Filed Under: IFEC

Streaming to the Electronic Flight Bag: Norwegian, Astronics push forward with webFB

22 May 2018 By Seth Miller 3 Comments

Processing more aircraft performance data faster means cost savings for airlines and a better ride for passengers. Norwegian and Astronics teamed up to deliver content to pilots’ tablets through a streaming solution that improves data processing both in real-time and over the long term. It also demonstrates a potential weakness in long-bandied plans for broader use of inflight wifi connectivity for aircraft operations data.

This story is about: 737, 737 NG, ARINC, Astronics, AvGeek, EFB, electronic flight bag, internet, internet of things, IoT, Iridium, Iridium NEXT, Norwegian, PaxEx, webFB, wifi Filed Under: IFEC

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