More Chopper Com For SkyTrac
SkyTrac's SatCom and flight following solution has been selected by Slave Lake Helicopters for its mixed fleet of Eurocopter (AS350 and EC120) and Bell (206) aircraft.
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Microspace Bellies Up To i-am TV
Microspace Communications Corporation provides point-to-multipoint satellite services. The company has been selected by Instant Access Media to deliver i-am TV, an out-of-home digital entertainment network, to the largest neighborhood and sports bars across the United States.
Read MoreGilat Gains In India
Gilat Satellite Networks Ltd. [NASDAQ: GILT] has been chosen by Tatanet, one of India's leading satellite service providers, to deliver a broadband satellite network that will serve the Small & Medium Enterprise (SME) and industry vertical market segments in that country.
Read MoreESA + WTL Get Together For SatVoIP
The European Space Agency (ESA) and World Telecom Labs (WTL) are going to joint collaborate on the development of voice over Internet technology via satellite networks.
Read MoreSatCom For African Choppers Thru SkyTrac
A complete satcom and flight following solution will be provided by SkyTrac to Everett Aviation's helicopter fleet based in Africa.
Read MoreCapacity Gained For Canal+ HD On ASTRA
Spain's first HD channel, Canal+ HD, has launched on SES ASTRA's satellite at 19.2° E, ASTR
Read MoreWCC Ensures Iron Dog Short-Burst Tracking
Competitors in the grueling Tesoro Iron Dog snowmobile race will not be out of sight at any time during their nearly 2,000-mile competition across the Alaskan wilderness—thanks to an Iridium-enabled tracking system developed by World Communication Center (WCC).
Read MoreFlighty Fone Calls From Aerophone
Aerophone Ltd. has developed a communication system that's now ready for series production, a system that enables mobile telephone calls to be made from aircraft, totally independent of GSM/CDMA ground stations
Read MoreIridium Upgrades Sat Phones for Cosmonauts
In many areas of the US, drivers can be cited for talking on their phones while driving—wonder if cosmonauts can be cited for talking on sat phones while returning to Earth.
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