"How Bluetooth will revolutionise LCC connectivity for airline PAX and crew. Find out why major airlines are selecting it, the military are testing it and corporate jets are already using it. Up until now airlines have only had one connectivity option and that’s Wi-Fi. Learn why less than 6% of PAX are prepared to pay for Wi-Fi and how the latest generation Bluetooth can solve the LCC connectivity conundrum. Find out how to leverage this new technology off low cost narrowband satellites to deliver secure free PAX and Crew communications including, live credit card processing and enhanced PAX merchandising and booking services. Learn how to interconnect your crew iPad or Tablets with a Bluetooth App that requires no onboard server. Every modern communication device has Bluetooth 4 and the latest Bluetooth 5 makes it even better. Bluetooth is the next wave of technology. Ron Chapman, President, AS-IP Tech Inc - See more at: http://www.terrapinn.com/exhibition/aviation-festival-asia/technology-showcase-seminar-theatre.stm#sthash.Nlcac4Bm.dpuf
"Bluetooth as a connectivity radio frequency has slipped under the radar and since most connectivity devices have the capability and the corporate jet world has adopted it, we expect an inflight commercial airline installation this year."
The evolution of the fflya app with integration into the airline's app. Note that "booking.com" is available, as well as car rental deals. And of course the free sms, email and the "aeros." Link back for more fflya info. I'm looking forward to positive news from the big London Show next week website - http://www.fflya.com/ "aeros" info https://www.partner.viator.com/en/20161
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