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models, providing Embraer jet operators access to SmartSky Networks’ best-in-class infl ight connectivity. The maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) provider and SmartSky installation and distribution partner now can complete SmartSky 4G LTE installations on the Embraer ERJ135/140/145 series for airlines and the Legacy 600/650 aircraft models common in business aviation. “This allows a signifi cant section of the aviation
community to access SmartSky’s aff ordable and secure infl ight connectivity solution,” says StandardAero Certifi cation Services director, John Miedwig. “The demand for a more compelling user-experience is driving our customers to new IFC networks and services like those SmartSky has demonstrated to the marketplace.” StandardAero will perform Embraer installations at
its business aviation service locations, including Augusta, GA; Houston, TX; and Springfi eld, IL. The company is also working on additional SmartSky business aviation STCs for the popular Embraer Legacy 450 and Legacy 500 aircraft, as well as Dassault Falcon 7X, 8X and 50EX models.
“Customers benefi t greatly from StandardAero’s
expertise in STC certifi cation,” says Nancy Walker, chief commercial offi cer, SmartSky Networks. “Maintaining exceptionally high safety standards while designing the STC to minimize installation time makes a signifi cant, positive impact on customers’ schedules. StandardAero’s well-earned reputation, honed over 100 years, exemplifi es the strength of SmartSky’s partner and distribution network.” Prospective customers should schedule their 2019 installation now with StandardAero, which also provides a variety of other avionics capabilities. In addition to completing upgrades for the upcoming ADS-B Out deadline, the company is a well-established ODA and has years of experience in the aviation certifi cation process. SmartSky’s fi rst-of-its-kind, real-time system provides
over 10 times the speed of legacy airborne connections. The ground-based components of the system are being deployed throughout the contiguous United States using a mix of 4G LTE and emerging 5G technologies, similar to some of the recent improvements in terrestrial cellular networks. SmartSky recently closed a $104 million round of funding, pushing its total funding to date near $350 million.
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aviation and aerospace industries, developed its API in an eff ort to reduce some of the ineffi ciencies of procuring parts for buyers and sellers. When integrated with a manufacturer’s website on Solodev, the PartsBase API automates inventory data management by connecting the PartsBase Web Services Platform in real-time with the manufacturer’s ERP or CRM system. Suppliers are able to add, remove, or change inventory in one place and have the updates refl ected in PartsBase and on their website – saving time, enhancing accuracy, and improving the customer experience. As regulatory and compliance requirements continue to impact the public and private sector, government contractors who work with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Department of Defense (DoD)
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