Skyfive Arabia is a subsidiary of Information Technology (SCIT) Space Communications (SCIT), and Africe for Information Technology and Aviation (AITA) has launched Egypt Air's In-Flight Connection (IFC) service together.
The collaboration utilizes Air-to-Ground (A2G) communications technology, representing advances in regional aerial connections.
The technology provides high-speed broadband connectivity for passengers and staff, improving the on-flight experience for airline customers.
“This cutting-edge connectivity solution will enhance passenger experience, improve operational efficiency, increase aircraft asset value and make Egypt's aviation industry globally competitive,” Scit Group said in a statement. It states.
The group added that the partnership will place Egypt on the global connectivity map by adding adoption of the latest IFC technology.
This partnership will allow Egypt Airlines to maintain its connection in Europe through the SkyFive/ViaSat roaming agreement.
“This agreement with SkyFive Arabia is a transformative milestone in Egypt's aviation sector. By deploying advanced A2G technology, it not only enhances the passenger experience, but also makes Egypt a regional hub of innovation and connections. I'm positioning it.”
He said the partnership also reflects the company's commitment to driving digital transformation and creating economic opportunities.
African companies increase connectivity during flight
Other African companies are working to connect passengers with connectivity during flight.
August 2024, Safaricom and Kenya Airways have partnered It will improve airline operational efficiency, including in-flight Wi-Fi, enhanced cybersecurity, and improved customer experience.
The company said the partnership focuses on infrastructure inspection, security surveillance, loyalty programs, data science, software development and aviation innovation in areas such as agriculture.
“By leveraging combined expertise, we will not only address today's challenges, but also lay the foundation for sustainable growth, increased connectivity and transformative innovation that will benefit our customers and communities for the next few years There are also,” explained Kenya Airlines' Chief Information and Data Officer. Fredrik Kitonga at the time.
