JetBlue chooses Amazon’s Project Kuiper for inflight connectivity


herry92

Utente Registrato
3 Aprile 2016
964
319
JetBlue will be the first airline in the world to sign on with Amazon’s Project Kuiper, an advanced low Earth orbit satellite broadband network, to bring even faster and more reliable connectivity to its popular onboard Wi-Fi known as Fly-Fi.

JetBlue launched Fly-Fi in 2013 to become the first and still only major U.S. airline to offer free, high-speed Wi-Fi on every aircraft in its fleet. Building on that foundation, JetBlue will start to introduce Project Kuiper’s cutting-edge technology on a portion of its fleet in 2027. This planned rollout would mark the next evolution of Fly-Fi and inflight connectivity, with the aim of keeping customers streaming, scrolling and sharing with ease from gate to gate and always for free.

“Our agreement with Project Kuiper marks an exciting leap forward for us as the hands-down leader in onboard connectivity,” said Marty St. George, president, JetBlue. “Whether it’s binge-watching a favorite show, staying connected with loved ones, or wrapping up a work project, we’re always looking for ways to make our customers’ time in the air as connected and productive as they want it to be.”




Inviato dal mio 2311DRK48G utilizzando Tapatalk
 


Chi Siamo

  • AviazioneCivile.it è il portale online dell’Associazione Italiana Aviazione Civile (AIAC), da oltre vent’anni un punto di riferimento nel panorama associativo di settore. La community nasce nel 2005 da un gruppo di appassionati, crescendo fino a diventare uno dei più seguiti forum in lingua italiana sul mondo dell’aviazione civile. Il forum annovera tra i propri iscritti professionisti del settore come piloti e assistenti di volo, manager del trasporto aereo e impiegati in compagnie aeree, aeroporti ed enti pubblici oltre che una forte base di viaggiatori e semplici appassionati.

Statistiche forum

Discussioni
80,906
Messaggi
1,762,981
Utenti registrati
11,351
Ultimo utente registrato
testabd

User Menu