Mesa uses AIRS to Update Flight-Critical Communications

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Regional air carrier Mesa Airlines has joined the growing number of aviation companies deploying the AvFinity Integrated Router Solution (AIRS) for flight-critical messaging. With AIRS, Mesa now enjoys a robust, secure and efficient aviation messaging system that:

  • Offers resiliency with assured message delivery so that flight-critical messages are filed despite unexpected external communications problems.
  • Maintains vital communications, handles message formatting and conversion, and reduces database issues with message recipients.
  • Eliminates pesky network issues that arise when legacy and more modern systems ...
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DEC
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AIRS, APIS, AvFinity, Blog, CDM, Flight Plans, Mesa Airlines

AIRS Helps Airlines Cope with NADIN II Changes

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AvFinity offers a unique, proven solution to scheduled air carriers responding to last year’s FAA communications decision to decommission its internal NADIN X.25 Packet Switched Network (PSN) during 2011 and transition U.S. users to a private Internet Protocol (IP) network.

The AvFinity Integrated Router Solution (AIRS) provides connectivity software that permits scheduled air carriers to make the transition in hours with minimal impact to budget and operations.

For airlines without their own connection to the FAA, AvFinity also provides FlightPlan Direct™ ...

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NOV
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API, AvFinity, Blog, FAA, Flight Plans, Flight-critical

Direct Connect Benefits

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AvFinity is privileged to win recognition as the first aviation communication provider in the world authorized to connect to U.S. Customs and Border Protection for both commercial and private Advance Passenger Information Services (APIS) using a direct connection via IBM WebSphere MQ.

If you’re in aviation IT, you understand the value of connecting WebSphere MQ. This middleware ensures non-repudiation of the transmitted data meaning your message always arrives. That’s important to aviation since an international flight cannot leave the ground unless ...

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SEP
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AvFinity, Blog

Linking Aviation’s Legacy and Modern IT

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Today’s airlines must communicate effectively with multiple partners using technologies ranging from the ancient to the most advanced. The interaction of these disparate systems can lead to minor or even more severe problems that result in delayed flights that cost airlines money.

The Air Transport Association estimates airlines incur an average of $61 per minute in direct operating costs per delayed aircraft. The total cost to aviation from these delays in 2009, according to ATA, was $6.1 billion. Those ...

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AFTN, AIRS, AvFinity, Aviation, Blog, Canadian North, Communications, Data Integration

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