Saudia picks Vantage Solo for A321XLR
Saudia will bring lie-flat seats to the premium cabin of its A321XLR fleet. The carrier unveiled its new product – based on the Thompson Aero...
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DLD 425: Canadian Considerations
Canada makes a few appearances in this week's episode, as does the Middle East.
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Riyadh Air to launch, boosted by Saudi government investment
Get ready for another global airline in Saudi Arabia. The country's Public Investment Fund (PIF) officially launched Riyadh Air on Sunday, aiming to "leverage Saudi...
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Inmarsat, Stellar Blu certify Falcon 300 terminal for GX Aviation network
The newest terminal for Inmarsat's GX Aviation inflight WiFi network is ready to deploy. The lightweight, low-drag Falcon 300 terminal, developed with Stellar Blu (previously...
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Panasonic Avionics picked for Saudia IFE play
Passengers on Saudia's A321neo and A321XLR fleet will find 4K screens and Bluetooth headphones integration at every seat on board. These features will be enabled...
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Saudia selects Inmarsat GX for A321neo connectivity
Saudia's upcoming A321neo and A321XLR fleet will feature Inmarsat's GX Aviation Ka-band in-flight connectivity solution. The deal covers 35 aircraft slated to join the fleet...
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Are UON? New entrants launch inflight connectivity options
Commercial success in the inflight connectivity business is anything but easy. That isn't stopping newcomers from trying. Saudi Arabia's Taqnia Space group launched the UON...
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Saudia, SITAONAIR deliver tighter integration on inflight connectivity
There are lots of ways to improve the inflight connectivity experience. For Saudia and SITAONAIR recent efforts focused on the login portal and creating a...
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The US Electronics Ban begins to fade
Three airports in the Middle East are now cleared to allow electronics on board flights bound for the USA. Is the security theater finally coming...
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GCC isolates Qatar; many flights affected
Major diplomatic instability is rapidly descending on the GCC region and Qatar finds itself and Qatar Airways increasingly isolated.