In-flight connectivity
Topic
In-Flight Connectivity (IFC) is a service that provides internet access to aircraft passengers during a flight, typically delivered through an onboard local wireless network such as Wi-Fi. Often integrated with in-flight entertainment systems (collectively known as IFEC), it allows passengers to connect their personal electronic devices or use in-seat screens to access the web, stream media, and communicate while in transit.
What experts have said about In-flight connectivity
1 statement · 1 negative
Large airlines can have vulnerable onboard systems that hackers can quickly disrupt.
“these very large organizations still have unbelievably vulnerable systems on their planes. That they can be brought down like that.”
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