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The Romanian Civil Aeronautical Authority (RCAA) will continue to meet its strategic objectives of enhancing safety and security and increasing the efficiency of aviation operations by upgrading its implementation of ESRI’s geographic information system (GIS) software.
Read MoreAnother airline Ryanair, Europe’s largest low fares airline, launched its inflight mobile phone service initially onboard 20 of its (mainly) Dublin based aircraft.
Read MoreTEMSCO Helicopters has selected to refit their entire fleet of over 50 small and large-payload helicopters with Latitude Technologies’ SkyNode S200-021 voice and flight-following satcom equipment.
Read MoreFulcrum Maritime Systems Ltd. now has a partnership with SkyWave Mobile Communications to support the SkyWave LRIT system.
Read MoreNSSL and Telemar Scandinavia have announced a joint partnership for their Maritime Broadband Services, with NSSL’s Cruise IP and Telemar’s SeaCall services now using the same high-quality DVBS2-RCS broadband platform.</font
Read MoreStratos Global Corporation announced that JSAT MOBILE Communications Inc. (JSAT MOBILE) has been granted a radio license by the Kanto Bureau of the Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications.
Read MoreImpeva Labs, Inc. and Agility have successfully deployed an advanced service to track and monitor more than 365 trucks operating on 2,000-plus miles of remote roads across challenging terrain between depots in Dubai, Jordan and Iraq, the start of a multi-phased deployment to support Agility’s operations in the region.
Read MoreWorking in the Persian Gulf on commercial oil and gas, shipping and government vessels is serious work with family and friends far away, and communications are expensive and inconsistant in quality — until now.
Read MoreFor those cruising from North America to Central or South America and back can now enjoy seamless continuous satellite TV throughout the entire voyage without ever having to change hardware.
Read MoreThey're off and ready to race, no concerns for communications as the competing VO70 class boats leave Qingdao, China, on Saturday 14th February 2009, for a 12,300nm leg across the Pacific before arriving in Rio de Janeiro at the end of March 2009. This is the longest leg of the Volvo Ocean Race 2008-2009 and an important one for sponsor Thrane &
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