Flightcell pioneered the development of airborne integrated mobile communications
Inventor of the world’s first cellphone to headset interface
In 1995, frustrated that he could not use his cellphone while flying, New Zealand pilot John Wyllie developed a device he called 'Flightcell' - the world’s first cellphone to headset interface. Interest in his product was immediate, so John formed Flightcell international Ltd to take his invention to the world, and the company has since been at the forefront of aviation communications integration technology, developing the Flightcell Pro and Flightcell DZM systems.
Today there are over 3500 Flightcell systems in service worldwide, and Flightcell supply numerous high profile customers - such as the U.S. Air Force, Army, Navy, Marines, California Highway Patrol, LA Sheriffs Department, Texas Department of Public Safety, Royal Flying Doctors, Colombian Airforce and the U.S. Department of State - with mission critical cellular and satellite communication and aircraft tracking systems.
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Flightcell pioneered the development of airborne integrated mobile communications