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Free IFE and Communication Industry News for August 28, 2006
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Hot Topic: In-Flight Entertainment Conference Alert and Jobs!
In case you are new to the WAEA hosted Conference and Exhibition, it is the world stage for the latest in IFE and communication hardware as well as entertainment content and all the technology that comes together to bring first run movies and games to airline passengers. With all the chatter about in-flight telephony, fiber optics, satellite communication, Connexion replacements, portable gadgets, and issues that challenge flying today, this is where you can expect to see how and what industry has in store for airlines and passengers. With a new ground-based emphasis on mobile entertainment, communication and productivity, there are crossover technologies that seem to end up in front of passengers. We have never been disappointed with offerings by the likes of Panasonic, Thales, Astronics, AirCell, IMS, just to name a few of the “big dogs”. Perhaps even more to the point, this show is stage center for the new and smaller companies who are going to wow you in the next ten years. Companies like ASI of Australia, Lumexis of Irvine, California, Wencor in Utah, and InFlight Peripherals of jolly old England (or from whatever craggy British island they hail) will demonstrate products and concepts you never have seen before. If you are an industry watcher, IFE player, or a financial analyst who follows the trade, this is the place to see the right stuff and meet new and old players. And by the way, if your company is going to feature some new gadget, movie, service, product, or whatever in Miami and you want our readers to hear about it first, send us an email (patriciaw@airfax.com) and we will feature it in an upcoming publication. Please list what it is you want our readers to see at the show, the booth number where you will be located and showing it, and an email contact in your company to request a “dance card” meeting. See you there! (Editors Note: If for no other reason, we are going to Miami to see if New Line Cinema is planning to offer “Snakes On A Plane” for inflight viewing - and we want a t-shirt for that plug!) One thing we would still like to see, based on many discussions with members and the general public alike, is a way for interested onlookers to get in the show by paying a reasonable day rate even if only one day is allotted... a service other competing shows offer. Readers please note: IFE Jobs, our new
section located between Latest IFE News Releases and News Around
The Net is your one stop shop for finding a new opportunity in
in-flight entertainment. AirCell has started the ball rolling by submitting
so many open positions that they had to place them in categories. Click on
your area of interest to dig deeper. For more information on the “IFE JOBS”
section of IFExpress also please contact
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Latest IFE News Releases
LUMEXIS introduces “HDTV to
Every Seat” at WAEA/MIAMI
Boeing Next-Generation 737
Delivery Brings THY Fleet to 100 Airplanes
AMC Airlines Takes Second
Boeing 737-800 through GECAS
Inflight Peripherals Introduce
Pocket Guide To Audio Jacks And Headsets |
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IFE Jobs
NEW!
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News Around the Net
Airline bans Dell laptops Qantas plans in-flight mobile trial Airline passengers get more choices for
movies on their flights SATCOM Antenna for In-Flight
Applications Successfully Surpasses Airworthiness Test |
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Upcoming Events
WAEA 27th Annual Conference &
Exhibition Aircraft Interiors Expo Asia 2006 59th Annual NBAA Meeting &
Convention |
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