FAA Approves of Aircell's In-Flight Internet
Apr 2, 2008, 12:36 PM by Eric M. Zeman
The FAA has issued two separate approvals if AirCell's broadband internet service aboard airplanes. AirCell is now the first company to be granted air-to-ground transmission approval.
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Aircell's EVDO Network
I wonder...
Did Aircell deploy their own network, or are they using another carriers network (Sprint or Verizon)?
If they have their own network, I wonder if there is an opportunity to offer ground-based internet access that would be competitive with the offerings of Sprint, Verizon and AT&T.
Would be nice to have some competition in that area, besides WiMax.
Jim
Did Aircell deploy their own network, or are they using another carriers network (Sprint or Verizon)?
If they have their own network, I wonder if there is an opportunity to offer ground-based internet access that would be competitive with the offerings of Sprint, Verizon and AT&T.
Would be nice to have some competition in that area, besides WiMax.
Jim
