Ccs connectivity inflight
12-24-2019 | 06:07 AM
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Varies by inflight entertainment system. CCS on Panasonic quit almost two years ago, at least on 767-300s. Company email used to work too. Think it is still no-op.
On the other hand, I was non-revving on a 737 earlier this month, and the Messages app (green icon) started giving messages...it never used to work in flight. I think the 737s use Indigo, but not sure.
On the other hand, I was non-revving on a 737 earlier this month, and the Messages app (green icon) started giving messages...it never used to work in flight. I think the 737s use Indigo, but not sure.
12-24-2019 | 09:37 AM
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When it works, it works on the 777's. The A models seem to allow more connectivity--but drops more often, the B's and 300's work more reliably, if you can call it that. It is so slow as to be almost useless. I've even stopped using it on rest breaks, and expensing it. Just unworkable. And they all stop every time the airplane turns.
I think the A's have the new system turned on.
I think the A's have the new system turned on.
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