Iris: satcom for aviation

Iris will provide a safe and secure text-based data link between pilots and air traffic control (ATC) networks using satellite technology.
The programme is developed under a public-private partnership between ESA and Inmarsat, and will help relieve pressure on the aviation sector's congested radio frequency communication channels.
It will so as part of the European Commission’s Single European Sky ATM Research (SESAR) masterplan to modernise Europe's air traffic management.
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[@mziqbal2003]

Considering the fact of increased number of air crashes and number of air flight Iris will provide far more accurate and effecient tool for air traffic control to guide safely towards destination ☺👍

[@Pepiito36]

Muhammad Zeeshan Iqbal increased number of air crashes?

[@Yeoshua]

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[@louibyrne8189]

IRIS ; LIKE FROM THE MARTIAN😊🤙

[@matteolubiato]

300000 subscribers now!!!!

[@regishollet-marchal7806]

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[@piranha031091]

Y'a 24 langues officielles dans l'UE. Imagine les emmerdes que ça serait de sortir chaque vidéo en 24 versions...
L'anglais est LA langue commune internationale. Alors apprends la, plutôt que de gueuler.

[@dagmarski4133]

Just increase plane ticket taxes; les airplanes in the sky; less airpolution, safer flying,

[@MichaelBerthelsen]

dagmarski You think traffic volume is the sole reason for all problems in aerospace?

[@toldoth1702]

Michael Berthelsen what other reasons can you think of?

[@MichaelBerthelsen]

Toldoth Most crashes are caused by human error, not traffic overload. And when it's not pilot error, it's environmental or technical/mechanical. Traffic levels isn't a huge risk at this point.

[@toldoth1702]

Michael Berthelsen and there are barely any crashes so I think we're solid, this is definitely companies trying to cash in

[@MichaelBerthelsen]

Toldoth Then how does reducing traffic improve safety, exactly? And do you honestly think they wouldn't increase the number of planes regardless?