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Does anyone know if these systems are such high bandwidth that they couldn't run with 4G or 5G temporarily? Perhaps some flights, say 25%, could actually still
by cactusplant7374 4y ago
Does anyone know if these systems are such high bandwidth that they couldn't run with 4G or 5G temporarily? Perhaps some flights, say 25%, could actually still be processed?
- oarsinsync 4y agoAttaching a 4G modem to the end of an existing enterprise network is a non-trivial feat.
- KMag 4y agoRight. I'm not even sure the interconnect is IP-based. It could very well be a legacy X.25 network. A quick check of Wikipedia says that X.25 is still used in the aviation industry. Routing X.25 over 4G probably involves adding a layer to encapsulate in IP.
- TeMPOraL 4y agoThis is Germany. I bet they have at least one company nobody heard of that makes money hand over fist specifically by doing X.25 over IP for industrial plants.