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1995
1995 - 3452.PDF
Soon, every business traveller will expect to make calls in the air. Not just on long-haul flights but on regional services too. And when they make that call, they expect it to be clear and unbroken. If they can't get through, they'll switch to another airline. So it makes sense to talk to GEC-Marconi Sensors - Europe's leading supplier of airborne passenger telephone equipment. First into service with second-generation cordless systems (operational with 18 international airlines). First into service with a digital airborne telephone exchange (deliveries to GTE Airfone currently running at 100 units per month). And now, first into service with airborne digital radios to support the European Terrestrial Flight Telephone System (operational with British Airways; more than 100 systems ordered by Jetphone and others). If you need to know more about passenger telephone systems, the message is clear. Talk to GEC-Marconi Sensors first. Marconi SENSORS GEC-Marconi Sensors, Christopher Martin Road, Basildon. Essex, SS14 3EL. England. Tel: (INT) 44 1268 522822. Fax: (INT) 44 1268 883140
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