Digital radio communication for aircraft
AssigneeRockwell Collins, Inc.
InventorMichael McElligott
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AssigneeRockwell Collins, Inc.
InventorMichael McElligott
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A digital radio communication system for an aircraft includes a cellular base station transceiver and a data processing system for location within an aircraft. The base station transmits data to, and receives data from, mobile cellular devices located within the aircraft. The base station receives, by radio from a mobile device located within the aircraft, an identifier associated with an embedded Subscriber Identity Module (eSIM) installed on the mobile device. The system determines whether the received identifier matches an identifier of a stored set of identifiers authorised for the aircraft, each being associated with a respective eSIM associated with the aircraft. When an identifier match exists, the system transmits a radio signal indicative of a successful eSIM authentication to the mobile device. When an identifier match does not exist, the system transmits a radio signal indicative of an unsuccessful eSIM authentication to the mobile device.
A digital radio communication system for an aircraft, comprising:
A method of authenticating a mobile cellular device located within an aircraft for access to a digital radio communication system, the digital radio communication system comprising a cellular base station transceiver located on the aircraft and a data processing system located on the aircraft, the method comprising:
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