(31 Oct 2021)
Russia's Air Transport Agency (Rosaviatsiya) has
approved the Mku30 satellite communications system for use on Ansat
helicopters.
The Ku-band satellite communications system,
created by MOST Satellite Systems, provides up to 2 Mbit/s
internet access, allowing passengers to transmit large
amounts of data during flights such as during a video
conference or when streaming high quality video in real time.
Data
transfer to passengers' mobile devices is provided using a Wi-Fi
access point.
"The satellite communication system will be
installed in the Ansat helicopter at the request of the customer.
It will be most relevant for passenger and VIP modifications of
the helicopter. The ability to use the internet during flights is
another step towards improving the comfort level of Ansat
helicopters," said Managing Director of Kazan Helicopters, Alexey Belykh.
An upgraded Ansat-M helicopter, with an increased
flight range of up to 800 km with an additional fuel tank, took to
the skies on 29 December 2020. The updated version comes with
static stability, state-of-the-art avionics and modernized heating
and ventilation systems. The model is expected to receive
3-channel autopilot later this year.
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