However You Fly, Aircell keeps You Connected.

Wherever you fly, whatever you want to do onboard, Aircell offers solid, affordable options to access the airborne digital world with the same ease (and speed) that you have on the ground. Let Aircell keep you in touch, in flight with products and solutions for all types of aircraft – business and commercial, government, military and helicopters.

Business Aviation

Until recently, time spent in the cabin of a business jet meant that you were disconnected from the world circling below. That’s all changed. Airborne technology has finally caught up with the rest of the world. Simply put, voice, data and even the entire Internet can be at your disposal during flight–in the cockpit and in the cabin. Now you can use that time to return calls, answer email, download files or simply conduct a little firsthand Internet research. Using Wi-Fi or wired connections. In the U.S. or around the world.

The old days of expensive airborne connectivity are gone. Business aviators who want a communications system are no longer looking at half-million-dollar price tags, large heavy equipment and broadband speeds at or below those of dial-up. Today, you can enjoy Internet in the air just like that on the ground in any office, coffee shop or hotel. Using your own laptops and smart phones. With equipment and antennas for Internet and voice communications that are small enough for virtually any aircraft.

To learn more, explore Aircell voice and data solutions.

Commercial Airlines

Chances are, you've already enjoyed our Internet service on a commercial flight. Through our parent company, Gogo, we provide true high-speed inflight Internet to thousands of travelers – allowing passengers with Wi-Fi enabled devices to surf the Web, check e-mail, instant message, access a corporate VPN and more. Our customers include most commercial airlines in the U.S. and Canada – AirTran Airways, Virgin America, Air Canada, Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Frontier Airlines, United Airlines and US Airways.

To learn more, visit GogoAir.com.

Government Aviation

Government officials and agencies cannot afford to be out of touch. That's why some state governors already have Aircell onboard. You can use an Aircell system to make phone calls, get faxes and e-mail, or use the Internet to provide essential services.

Especially in this age of budget cutbacks, Aircell systems are a sensible way to improve governmental efficiency and constituent service. Adding an Aircell system is the easiest, most cost-effective way to add full-featured airborne telecommunications.

National, regional, and local governments can all benefit from airborne communications. Aircell systems are now in use by various federal agencies, and they're a popular choice for local and state government, including police departments and departments of transportation.

To learn more, explore Aircell voice and data solutions.

Military Communications

Enhance your mission capability with a reliable Aircell telecommunications system. An Aircell system gives you airborne access to voice, data and Internet information. Any mission, any altitude, anywhere.

For example, adding an Aircell ST 3100 to your aircraft instantly makes you more capable. You immediately gain voice and narrowband data capability. The Iridium satellite network provides you with convenient communication anywhere in the world.

Already flying in an F-15 and other military aircraft, Aircell systems can enhance a wide variety of fixed and rotary-wing missions. Aircell can enhance your capability by allowing voice communications, data access (fax, Internet and e-mail), updated weather information, GPS position reporting, redundant communications for emergencies and more.

To learn more, explore Aircell voice and data solutions.

Helicopter Communications

Wherever your helicopter goes – any place, at any altitude – you'll be in touch. Aircell offers a broad product line of telecommunication products for both rotary-wing and fixed-wing applications.

Part of our full line of airborne communications solutions, the FAA-certified Aircell ST 3100 worldwide airborne telephone is a reliable, cost-effective voice and data Satcom for helicopter operations. Light and compact, the ST 3100 uses the Iridium Satellite network for anywhere, all-altitude coverage. With its built-in audio panel interface, the ST 3100 provides reliable communications support for every type of helicopter mission, from executive transport to remote or over-water operations.

Whether you're upgrading your helicopter or scheduling routine maintenance, there's never been a better time – or way – to enhance your airborne telecommunications.

Learn more about the ST 3100.