• Thursday, February 2, 2023

ARINC Extends Contract with Global Satellite Comm. Provider

ARINC has renewed and extended a contract agreement with Vizada, the world’s largest independent satellite communications provider.

The firms will provide Classic Aero voice and data services over Inmarsat‘s I-4 and I-3 satellite networks.

The work relationship spans two decades and includes the provision of both fixed and mobile satellite services to government aviation customers.

“ARINC is the leading provider of communications and engineering solutions to the commercial and government aeronautical markets, which are critical business areas for Vizada, ” said Bob Baker, CEO of Vizada Americas.

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