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precious dwell time on the aircraft and the contact touch-points available before and after each flight.
Are we heading for a one-division market, in which all airlines offer wifi and voice mobile connectivity? Whilst we envisage the connected aircraft to be ubiquitous within a relatively short timeframe, airlines will have more tools at their disposal to personalise their passengers’ experience than ever before. Diverse product sets, user interfaces, integrated vendors and device types all combine to provide a million permutations. AeroFi is working
"We have been working with our launch customer from drawing board to trial to fleet-wide deployment."
cross-functionally across a number of suppliers and partners within aviation, but importantly beyond our industry, in areas such as retail, e-commerce, publishing, and communications to deliver these tools and harness best practice.
Above: The AeroFi interface can be customised to airline requirements
What are you hoping to achieve at APEX this year? This year we can formally announce our launch customer, Monarch Airlines, with whom we’ve been working for the past two years to bring the service from drawing board to trial to fleet wide deployment. We can also announce our first Streaming IFE and Connectivity system customer, who will be launching AeroFi integrated with Ku-band inflight connectivity later this year. As ever we will be talking to content distributors, product
and services providers in our on-going search to bring the best user experience to our airline customers and their passengers.
What are your future plans? We are UK-based and have had a strong European focus during our launch years. Recently we have begun expanding our reach through third party relationships into new markets across Middle East & North Africa, Asia-Pacific and North America.
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