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AirAsia Aviation Group and AirAsia X have revolutionised flight safety and efficiency by adopting SITA Mission Watch across seven airlines. This industry-leading technology promises to bring unprecedented improvements to their operations. The partnership between Asia’s top low-cost carriers and SITA culminated in the implementation of SITA Mission Watch, a state-of-the-art flight tracking and monitoring solution. … …

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This made me chuckle. Major airlines have been using this technology for operational communications and enhanced navigation ,  for over 2 decades.  The low cost airlines refused for years to pay for the service.  Maybe now they have seen the light. 

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