Amdar coverage & Targeting for Future Airline Recruitment In amdar data sparse regions
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Middle East and Central Asia
Figure 25: Routes of VHF ACARS Equipped Airlines based in the Middle East/Central Asia
Asia Pacific
Figure 26: Routes of VHF ACARS Equipped Airlines base in Asia Pacific.
Former Soviet Republic Countries
Figure 27: Routes of VHF ACARS Equipped Airlines based the Former Soviet Union Countries.
Target Airlines for AMDAR PartnershipsBased on the analysis of the airline route data in this report along with the authors experience in selling communications systems and data management services, it is recommended that AMDAR explore potential partnerships with the following 26 airlines
Central America/Caribbean
Africa
Middle East and Central Asia
Asia Pacific
Former Soviet Republic Countries
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