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Cirilium Develops WiFi VoIP Solution for Honeywell's Biz Jet Customers
12/21/2004 11:43:00 AM
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Dec 21, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Cirilium Holdings, Inc. ( CRLU ), a Voice over Internet Protocol ("VoIP") solutions provider, announced today that it is working with Honeywell International ( HON ), a $23 billion diversified technology company, serving customers worldwide with aerospace products and services to provide Honeywell with the latest WiFi technology enabled VoIP phone system for their Business Jet customers.
This new system will interface with the Honeywell onboard ARINC 746 compliant SATCOM avionics components that provide air-to-ground satellite communications. This will allow passengers to interface with the system via a sleek state-of-the-art WiFi VoIP handset.
Cirilium will be providing the core VoIP and IP data communication gateway software that will integrate on an avionics qualified hardware platform designed, tested and certified per FAA specification by Honeywell.
Mr. Eric Olson, Product Marketing Leader of the Cabin Management Systems and Services Division of Honeywell indicated that, "a WiFi enabled VoIP cabin telephony system for the corporate biz jet market will be a significant improvement over any of the proprietary hard wired telephony systems currently in the market."
Mr. Noor Chowdhury, Chief Technical Officer of Cirilium, stated, "We are very excited to work with Honeywell developing a state-of-the-art WiFi enabled IP PBX software system on Honeywell's platform. After successful lab tests with Honeywell, we have successfully interfaced our system at Honeywell's facilities."
In addition, Honeywell showcased the solution at this year's National Business Aviation Association conference in Las Vegas to their prospective Biz Jet OEM customers and received an overwhelming response.
About Cirilium Holdings, Inc.
Cirilium Holdings, Inc., a Delaware corporation, currently conducts operations through two subsidiaries, Cirilium, Inc., a Florida corporation, and Stitel Systems, Inc., an Arizona corporation.
