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EMS Aviation covers broad market

The three business units that comprise EMS Aviation, a newly formed subsidiary of U.S.

By Stephen Pope

April 28, 2010

The three business units that comprise EMS Aviation, a newly formed subsidiary of U.S. conglomerate EMS Technologies, have wasted no time in pooling their resources to create a company with a diverse range of expertise in cabin communications. The EMS Satcom, EMS Formation and EMS Sky Connect brand names remain, but the three divisions are now pooling their talents to expand the capabilities of all three across each of the aviation markets they serve.

EMS Satcom is the leading builder of Inmarsat satellite communications equipment for aircraft. The company supplies stand-alone satcom systems and related gear to airlines, business jet operators and militaries as well as the satcom systems that are branded by Honeywell and Rockwell Collins.

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