Japan Airlines To Use Connexion by Boeing For Long-Haul Fleet

Japan Airlines (JAL) has agreed to install Connexion by Boeing‘s satellite-based mobile broadband service on JAL’slong-haul fleet of 68 aircraft. JAL is the Asian launch customer for the Connexion by Boeing service. Installations of the Connexion by Boeing equipment will begin in 2004, with passenger service expected to begin next year on routes originating from Japan to London. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.

Next In Mobility

Japan Airlines To Use Connexion by Boeing For Long-Haul Fleet

Singapore Airlines To Use Connexion By Boeing For In-flight Internet

More on This Topic

Israel’s El Al Airline to Adopt Starlink for IFC

Mexican Airline Viva Taps SES to Connect 100 Aircraft

Viasat to Provide Satcom for Lockheed Martin-built ‘Hurricane Hunter’ Aircraft

Anuvu Taps Eutelsat for IFC Capacity on Eutelsat 10B

Connected Car Market Picks Up Steam With Standards and NTN, Experts Say

American Airlines to Equip More Than 500 Planes with Starlink Wi-Fi

IFC Market in China and India is On Cusp of Growth, Valour Predicts

Kymeta Terminals to be Integrated Into Red Cat Uncrewed Surface Vessels

Iridium to Fully Acquire Aireon, Points to Space-Based VHF Opportunity

Magazine

Newsletters

More on This Topic

Trending Now

Magazine