Next Gen ATG 5G moves forward in China
Getting a 5G air-to-ground network into service in the USA is a tough task, with schedules continuing to slip and questions about the hardware involved....
European Aviation Network
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Inmarsat’s European Aviation Network wins big in ECJ ruling
After years of escalating appeals and conflicting decisions the European Court of Justice handed down the ultimate decision today: Inmarsat's European Aviation Network (EAN) is...
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Intelsat plans bankruptcy exit, notes liquidation risks
Intelsat has a plan to emerge from its Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. It involves slashing debt owed by more than half, from $15 billion to...
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Inmarsat joins Project HEART with connectivity for single-pilot ops
Inmarsat's European Aviation Network could soon be part of a hydrogen-powered regional flying scheme in the United Kingdom. The effort, driven by the UK government,...
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PaxEx Update: 19 July 2019
United Airlines has new seating plans for its 787s, EgyptAir has a sleek looking new A220 and OneWeb has connectivity in space. Plus a big...
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Avianca launches Inmarsat GX with free trial program
The first two aircraft in Latin America with Inmarsat's GX Aviation inflight connectivity solution are now online. Avianca officially inaugurated the service this week, launching...
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Google’s "inflight internet play" brings questions, not answers
Is Google poised to launch an inflight internet service? The company is rumored to be looking at a Nokia division to pick up the necessary...
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Allez, EAN! Approval arrives in France for Inmarsat’s newest service
Inmarsat's European Aviation Network just received a significant regulatory boost: it is now authorized to fly in France. That was a significant geographic gap in...
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EAN Set to Fly in Europe
The Inmarsat EAN inflight wifi connectivity network is fully built out. Aircraft installations are underway. So, where will we find the aircraft sporting the kit...
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Which airline is next for Inmarsat’s EAN?
Inmarsat's hybrid EAN service is on track for entry to service in 2018. Could it have a new airline customer to come along with that...
