This new satellite communications service aims to keep airports connected


A network of satellites can ensure reliable connectivity at all times at airports worldwide. — AFP Relaxnews

SITA has announced the launch of a new satellite connectivity service capable of keeping airports up and running 24/7, come what may, even in the event of power cuts or natural disasters.

The concept behind this new launch is to be able to provide service even in the most critical situations, so that airports can continue to operate in the event of a terrestrial network outage. SITA Managed Satellites is a service capable of providing high-bandwidth secure, low-latency communications connectivity via satellites placed in low-Earth orbit.

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