Flightcom: Ground Support Product Leader 2012

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Deicing crews can also use Flightcom's wireless communication system. Maintenance workers are another potential user at the airport.

Deicing crews can also use Flightcom's wireless communication system. Maintenance workers are another potential user at the airport.

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Tom Carlson, Flightcom's senior electrical engineer, adjusts the configuration on one of Flightcom's wireless ground support headsets

Tom Carlson, Flightcom's senior electrical engineer, adjusts the configuration on one of Flightcom's wireless ground support headsets

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Simon Broadley, vice president of engineering for Flightcom Corporation, shows the standard wireless pushback system he and his team designed in conjunction with Southwest Airlines.

Simon Broadley, vice president of engineering for Flightcom Corporation, shows the standard wireless pushback system he and his team designed in conjunction with Southwest Airlines.

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Flightcom's wireless headsets offer ramp workers exactly what they need: hands-free mobility; clear team communication; and excellent hearing protection.

Flightcom's wireless headsets offer ramp workers exactly what they need: hands-free mobility; clear team communication; and excellent hearing protection.

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Michael Walsh, director of business development for Flightcom Corporation, accepts the Product Leaders award at last month's Cygnus Aviation Expo.

Michael Walsh, director of business development for Flightcom Corporation, accepts the Product Leaders award at last month's Cygnus Aviation Expo.