Elevate your In-flight Connectivity

Beyond Connectivity 

Last year, Dassault, Gulfstream, and Embraer were some of the aircraft manufacturers using Honeywell’s SwiftJet. However, GoGo’s flight Wi-Fi is leading the industry, and lately, the world's most advanced internet system has been provided by Starlink. Of course, AirText is also making its way as a low-price connectivity option.

Companies

• Swifjet

  With speeds of up to 2.6 Mbps, it's six times faster than existing L-band connections. Imagine being stuck on a business jet with an internet that barely lets you send a text message. Developed by Viasat and powered by Honeywell's upgraded terminals, SwiftJet is about to revolutionize in-flight connectivity for business jets, allowing passengers to stay connected with colleagues, family, or the world through email, text messages, and even video calls – all while cruising at 30,000 feet!. Imagine going from Miami to LA in your airplane conducting your regular business operations and family and friends connections.  The best part? SwiftJet leverages existing Honeywell terminals already installed on many popular business jets from Gulfstream, Dassault, and Embraer.

• GoGo

  GoGo's AVANCE LX5 leverages Gogo's proprietary 5G ATG network to provide blazing-fast speeds, enabling passengers to seamlessly stream video, download large files, and participate in video conferences with its high-speed connectivity, and robust security. LX5 Boosts performance with peak  speed of 75-80 mbps. With the crew app data,  pilot have additional information which drives better flight deck decisions and one of the pros of this product is the over-the- air updating, it means that you can remotely update your AVANCE system software.GoGo has 100% nationwide coverage, including parts of Canada and Alaska; their ATG networks are trusted by a lot of aviation professionals.

• Starlink

Starlink, a pioneering satellite internet constellation from SpaceX, is poised to revolutionize in-flight connectivity for business jets, offering incredible performance and global coverage. 

Starlink's business jet internet products offer download speeds of up to 220 Mbps and upload speeds of up to 20 Mbps, ensuring a smooth and responsive online experience.

Global coverage the current Starlink's LEO satellite constellation provides near-global coverage, with plans for continuous expansion, ensuring connectivity even over remote and challenging routes. Starlink's low-latency architecture minimizes delays in data transmission, making it ideal for real-time applications for video conference and online gaming.

• Airtext

Airtext solves the problem of staying connected to business, friends, and family without the high cost of a traditional internet option. Airtext allows 16 passengers the ability to send and receive email, SMS messages and place phone calls anywhere in the world. Passengers download the FREE Airtext mobile app and can seamlessly send and receive text messages while on-board. Airtext is now flying in a lot of airplanes like Cessna 310, Cessna 414, Citation I and even large cabin aircraft.

 WiFi is becoming increasingly common on private jets. In fact, it is now considered to be a standard feature on many aircraft. If you are considering chartering a private jet, be sure to ask about the availability of WiFi. It is a feature that you will not want to miss.

Here are some additional factors to consider when choosing a private jet WiFi provider

• Speed: The speed of the WiFi connection is important, especially if you plan to use it for streaming video or other data-intensive tasks.

• Reliability: The WiFi connection should be reliable and have a strong signal. You don't want to be disconnected in the middle of an important email or video call.

• Coverage: The WiFi coverage should be wide enough to reach all areas of the aircraft, including the cabin, galley, and lavatory.