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Sun, Apr 01, 2018

Airborne Wireless Network Submits FAA Applications

Planning 10Gb/s Hybrid RF Optic Demonstration

Airborne Wireless Network is pleased to announce that on March 26th, 2018 the Company has applied with the FAA for experimental operating certificates for each flight test demonstration aircraft.

Once approved, these applications will allow for the modification and installation of the Infinitus Superhighway RF and Optical components on each of the two Cessna aircraft the Company has arranged for use in connection with its upcoming demonstration tests of Infinitus.

Upon approval, the Company intends to begin ground testing trials followed by flight testing trials in which the Company seeks to establish and maintain a self-healing 10Gb/s hybrid RF and Optical link between two aircraft in flight.

Once the trials have been completed, the Company intends to install up to four hybrid links per aircraft in a meshed configuration between other aircraft and its ground terminals.

(Source: Airborne Wireless Network news release)

FMI: www.airbornewirelessnetwork.com

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