More bandwidth, more blocking to improve the Panasonic inflight connectivity experience
Calling it a next generation network may be a slight stretch but Panasonic Avionics is making some changes to how it delivers inflight connectivity. Adding...
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A new wifi play for Air Canada?
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Virgin Atlantic’s 787 woes continue
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Next-Gen personalization flying with Singapore Airlines and Panasonic
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When the IFE system can watch you back
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XTS is dead. Long live XTS. Panasonic sees "radical change" coming
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