Woodrow Bellamy III, Author at Avionics International

Commercial

Euroconsult Expects 21,000 Commercial Aircraft to Feature In-flight Internet by 2031

The number of commercial aircraft featuring in-flight internet services is expected to double within the next decade, according to the latest in-flight connectivity (IFC) market outlook report published by Euroconsult. According to…

Connectivity

PODCAST: How NetForecast Measures In-Flight Internet Quality of Experience

On this episode of the Connected Aviation Intelligence Podcast, Alan Jones, Chief Technologist for NetForecast, joins to discuss how his company helps airlines generate quality of experience scores for in-flight internet services…

Commercial

Saudia to Start Flying with Falcon 300 GX Aviation Connectivity Service Next Year

Saudia is on track to start flying Airbus A321 aircraft upgraded with Falcon 300 terminals to enable Inmarsat's GX Aviation in-flight connectivity (IFC) service early next year. The Saudi Arabian national carrier…

Connectivity

Intelsat Enters IFC Market in India Through Agreement With Nelco

Intelsat is entering the in-flight connectivity (IFC) market in India through an agreement with Nelco, a satcom service provider in India. Intelsat announced Thursday that the service is currently available on…

Commercial

OPINION: For Aviation Cybersecurity, the Horizon Is Nearer Than You Think

Today’s commercial and military aircraft are critical infrastructure for transportation and logistics. However, researchers have detected vulnerabilities in them that pose potential cybersecurity risks, particularly during periods of military conflicts. Nevertheless, funding…

AI & Autonomy

Reliable Robotics Receives FAA G-1 Acceptance for Autonomous Cessna Caravan System

Reliable Robotics has received acceptance from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for the certification basis associated with the autonomous aircraft navigation system it is developing. The California-based company’s G-1 issue paper was…

Military

US Air Force Plans to Move Forward on MH-139A Developmental Testing

Boeing has received the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Supplemental Type Certifications (STCs) for the company’s MH-139A Grey Wolf to enter developmental testing, the U.S. Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC) at Wright-Patterson…

Business & GA

FreeFlight Systems Receives TSO Authorization for 5G-Ready Altimeters

FreeFlight Systems, the Irving, Texas-based avionics manufacturer, has received Technical Standard Order (TSO) authorization from the Federal Aviation Administration for its RA-6500 and RA-5500 Terrain series radar altimeters. TSO authorization is the…

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Commercial

Euroconsult Expects 21,000 Commercial Aircraft to Feature In-flight Internet by 2031

Connectivity

PODCAST: How NetForecast Measures In-Flight Internet Quality of Experience

Commercial

Saudia to Start Flying with Falcon 300 GX Aviation Connectivity Service Next Year

Connectivity

Intelsat Enters IFC Market in India Through Agreement With Nelco

Commercial

OPINION: For Aviation Cybersecurity, the Horizon Is Nearer Than You Think

AI & Autonomy

Reliable Robotics Receives FAA G-1 Acceptance for Autonomous Cessna Caravan System

Military

US Air Force Plans to Move Forward on MH-139A Developmental Testing

Business & GA

FreeFlight Systems Receives TSO Authorization for 5G-Ready Altimeters