SkyFi6 combines Wi-Fi 6 networking, routing, firewall capabilities, network segmentation and communications integration in an aviation-oriented platform. It is designed to connect aircraft and cabin networks while supporting satellite, cellular and air-to-ground connectivity architectures.
02 · Control
One link or many, under control.
Whether an aircraft relies on one communications link or multiple WAN sources, SkyFi6 provides network management tools that help separate crew and passenger traffic, prioritize applications and build a more controlled connectivity environment.
03 · Configurations
Configured for the project.
Select configurations support LTE integration, ARINC-429 interfaces and onboard computing capabilities. Features vary by configuration and project scope.
Versions
Commercial, military, and future space connectivity.
SkyFi6 is available in Commercial and Military configurations. Future research includes onboard networking, satellite communications and connectivity for experimental aerospace and space exploration platforms.
Business aviationCommercial
For business, general and special-mission aviation
Onboard Wi-Fi 6, routing and segmentation for owners, operators and integrators, with satellite, cellular and air-to-ground links managed as one network.
DO-160G Section 21 EMI tested, ready for an STC or a field approval on FAA Form 337
Crew and passenger network separation
Multi-WAN and traffic prioritization
Pairs with Pilot Kit for LEO
KAI T-50U.S. Air Force photoMilitary
Rugged, tested to MIL-STD-810
The military version has completed MIL-STD-810 environmental testing under specified test conditions. On KAI T-50 trainers it collects flight telemetry for post-flight debrief, and it serves any rugged application that needs data collected and moved reliably.
MIL-STD-810 environmental testing completed
Telemetry collection and flight debrief
Data interface options, including ARINC-429
Program-specific configuration and documentation
Space explorationNASA photoSpace · R&D
Next stop: space.
Our research direction for SkyFi6: onboard connectivity, crew communications, scientific equipment networking, embedded computing and future lunar communications.
A research and development program, not yet a flight-qualified product.
In service on KAI T-50 jets.The military SkyFi6 collects telemetry for flight debrief on T-50 trainers built by Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI).
SkyFi6 Briefcase
The PED version of SkyFi6.
SkyFi6, its power supply and its connections, built into a rugged hard case. The Briefcase is carried aboard as a portable electronic device, connected to one or two Starlink terminals, and taken off again after the flight.
Inside: SkyFi6, power supply and cabling, fitted and secured.Connections and cooling on the side panel.Closed, it travels like any hard case.
Carried aboardA portable electronic device, not an installation.
One or two Starlink terminalsDual-WAN load balancing, managed from the SkyFi6 dashboard.
Ready for SBOAdd Satellite Bandwidth Optimization to cut satellite data use.
Satellite Bandwidth Optimization (SBO)
Discipline can be worth as much as bandwidth.
For usage-metered satellite plans, disciplined traffic management can be as valuable as additional bandwidth.
SkyFi6 network controls handle application prioritization, passenger and crew separation and usage visibility. Our optional SBO service goes further: our cloud server sends optimization policies to SkyFi6, which applies them to VIP, GUEST and CREW VLANs on board. Satellite data use drops by up to 50%, helping avoid overage charges of $100 to $250 per GB. Your traffic never passes through our servers.