[04-05-11] OnAir selected GSM and Wi-Fi technology from Aeroconseil and will begin installing the solutions on nineteen Singapore Airlines aircraft during the next few months, OnAir announced April 4.
Aeroconseil will provide engineering and certification for the installation. OnAir will provide equipment and mobile device connectivity leveraging Inmarsat broadband services for Singapore Airlines passengers.
“A seamless transition is growing between how we stay in touch in a taxi, on the train, at the airport and on the plane. As OnAir’s customer base expands to help airlines meet those passenger demands, we will continue to partner with expert specialists such as Aeroconseil. The new technology is being installed thanks to Aeroconseil’s acknowledged expertise, particularly in the design and certification of such systems,” OnAir CEO Ian Dawkins said in a statement.
OnAir Selects Aeroconseil Technology for Singapore Airlines Service Installation
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