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“You’re flying! It’s amazing! Everybody on every plane should be constantly going, ‘…wow!’. You’re sitting in a chair in the sky!”

- Louis C. K.Late Night with Conan O’Brien, 2012

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20001960 20201940 1980

B-29 Computer(1944)

In-Flight Entertainment(1962)

767 (1982)

ACARS(1978)

707(1958)

Class 3 EFB(2003)

777X(2020)

Connexion(2001)

787(2011)Advances in aviation technology




Americans Check Their Phones 8 Billion Times a Day

Those between the ages of 18 and 24 look at their phones most often, with an average of 74 checks per day.

Technology is driving new behaviors






Connectivity is borderless, enables direct communication




Challenges



Connectivity equipage and expectations


“I believe that passengers have similar expectations for in-flight and on-ground content and connectivity options. For example, in Korea, the wireless infrastructure is so advanced…that in-flight Internet services based on existing commercial satellite technology would be disappointing to them. That is a primary reason why Korean Air has not implemented in-flight Internet.”

- Dante DionneSenior Innovation Technology ManagerKorean AirAPEX in Profile, September 2016

Managing expectationsEquipping the fleet

Expectations for passengers is the same in-flight as the ground



Safety culture


Reducing accidents



The Security Culture – Values and Actions

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Cyber security is a new paradigm in commercial aviation

Protection will require airborne and ground based solutions & processes

Information Sharing will become critical

Active management of the networks will become the norm

Safety culture Security reality

Time

Safe

ty E

vent

s

Problems addressed do not re-surface

Time

Mal

war

e

Malware grows over time



Cyber securityEmerging challenge


The internet is global with over 3.6 billion users (up from 660 million in Dec 2000)



One industry, working together - Aviation ISAC


Alerting and crisis notificationsReal-time sharing of threatsWeekly intelligence summariesSpecial intelligence reportsAnalytic exchanges and liaisonsThreat conference callsResponse and recover coordinationRegional workshopsMember contact directoryTable top exercisesSpecial committeesMember surveysAnnual summit eventSecurity awareness trainingAviation framework for resiliency



Core Principles


Simple, affordable technology upgrades

Connectivity –a shared resource End-to-end

it should just work!

Actionable data

Flexible architecture

Open platform




777X flight deckAdvanced information management




Flexible architectureHardware and software standards




Common cabin networkAdvanced lighting, projection, cameras




Airline

ServicesSecu

rity

W W WW W WW W W

GroundPortal

SATCOM,Ku /Ka & SBB

Terminal wireless

CellularONSONS

SecuritySecurity

Passenger and IFE

Cabinsystems

Airplanesystems

Seamless connectionsIntegrated connectivity for operations




New paradigmsThe connected journey




Facebook Aquila Drone 3 month flight time

Google Project Loon High altitude air balloon

OneWeb LEO Constellation600 satellites

SpaceX LEO Constellation4000 satellites

The Internet Space Race




Seamless Connectivity

Operational Efficiencies

Advanced Platform

End to End Integration

Building something better






Optional features

The Connected Airplane - Definition

“Everything to connect the basic domains of the airplane at all times on the airplane and to the ground, and that enables value-added applications.”

The RIGHT INFORMATION, to the RIGHT PEOPLE, at the RIGHT TIME

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