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In-flight entertainment and connectivity systems by airlines and private aircraft operators will drive global annual service revenues in the aviation sector from an estimated US$3.7 billion in 2018 to more than US$8.4 billion by 2023, according to a new research report.
Virgin Australia has started three months of testing in-flight wireless Internet access on one of its Boeing 737-800 aircraft.
UK-based global mobile satellite communications provider Inmarsat has more than 1000 aircraft under signed contracts, both installed and as a backlog, for its next-generation GX Aviation and European Aviation Network (EAN) in-flight broadband services.
Under a partnership with global broadband services provider ViaSat, tapping into the new NBN satellites, Qantas in-sky Wi-Fi will be free!
Frontline medical workers in Victoria have helped software company Readify develop “groundbreaking” technology that is transforming the treatment of critically ill patients across the state.
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