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Title : Aviation Global Internet Operations Requirements
Author(s) : T. Davis
Filename : draft-davis-aviationreq-00.txt
Pages : 10
Date : 2006-9-27
The commercial aviation industry is among the first to develop and
deploy mobile networks capable of utilizing Internet communications
services around the world. In development of this capability the
industry developed their own standards for the use of IP based
communications within the aircraft and on the direct connected off-
board links. This document defines aviationOs desired Internet
usages and capabilities and the gaps the industry sees in basic
Internet technology required for the full utilization of the Internet
by mobile platforms.
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