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Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Spectralux Receives Dlink+ STC

Redmond, Wash.-based Spectralux Corp. has received an FAA supplemental type certificate to install its Dlink+ data communications system on Boeing 757 series aircraft. The STC covers 757-200 and -300 models. Spectralux President Michael Burke says the STC will provide Boeing 757 operators that are “looking to implement ACARS functionality” with a viable solution.
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