Cabin Satcom & In-Flight Connectivity (IFC)
In-flight broadband — Ka/Ku-band and LEO satellite connectivity, antennas, modems and cabin wireless access points that deliver passenger Wi-Fi.
About this category
The broadband pipe that connects the cabin to the ground: geostationary Ka/Ku-band and newer LEO satellite networks, fuselage-mounted antennas (often installed under an STC), modems, line-replaceable connectivity units and the cabin wireless access points that distribute Wi-Fi to passengers and crew. Providers such as Viasat, Panasonic Avionics, Anuvu, Intelsat (Gogo), SES and Starlink Aviation supply the network and hardware, increasingly judged on usable throughput per passenger rather than coverage alone. Connectivity is bought at line-fit and on retrofit, with antenna structural mods, EMI and aerodynamic certification. It is distinct from IFE hardware: IFC delivers the pipe; IFE delivers the entertainment platform that may ride over it.
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