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Thu, Dec 14, 2017

Registration Open For 2018 Global Connected Aircraft Summit

Event To Be Held June 4-6 In San Diego, CA

The Global Connected Aircraft Summit provides airlines, operators, integrators, and technology vendors complete connected solutions – from ground to air and from nose to tail. The fifth annual event connects business, technology, and industry perspectives and goes beyond just in-flight entertainment, to include operations, communications and technologies that impact the aircraft.

This year’s premier aerospace connectivity summit will be held June 4-6, 2018 at the Hilton San Diego Resort & Spa in San Diego, CA. For the first time ever, airline employees will be able to attend for free.

Due to the growing demand for connectivity content, this year’s event will feature an exhibit hall, allowing for more interactive connectivity displays from sponsoring companies. The 2018 GCAS will also introduce a brand new 'Data & Security Day' on the third day of the summit this year, a day focused specifically on the collection, optimization, and security of big data in the aircraft.

Bringing together over 300 members of the aerospace community, GCAS provides a powerful relationship building and networking opportunity in an atmosphere dedicated to assessing early market lessons, potential demand, and best practices.

(Source: GCA Summit news release)

FMI: www.gcasummit.com

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