Cabin Interior and Electronics
Boeing Business Jet First To Get Airmont Live TV
Live TV runs as software on DPI Labs’ cabin server, no gateway box needed

A Boeing Business Jet has become the first aircraft to receive Airmont’s live-TV service built into DPI Labs’ cabin entertainment system, the companies announced this week at NBAA-BACE.

Instead of requiring a separate gateway box, the system runs Airmont’s gateway as software on DPI Labs’ Multimedia and Moving Map Server, which DPI Labs said can handle more than 100 simultaneous passenger streams. Airmont, based in France, said its StreamTime technology uses bandwidth efficiently to help operators control connectivity costs. The service runs on Gogo Galileo, which uses Eutelsat’s OneWeb low-Earth-orbit satellite network.

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