GDC Advanced Technology, a division of GDC Technics, focuses on developing next-generation satellite connectivity solutions for aviation and other mobility applications. They are known for collaborating with companies like OneWeb to create in-flight connectivity terminals that utilize Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite communication networks. These terminals aim to provide high throughput and low latency connectivity to airlines, passengers, and crew. GDC Technics is headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas with multiple locations across North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa.
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OneWeb and Stellar Blu Solutions (formerly GDC Advanced Technology) signed a Joint Development Agreement in November 2021 during the APEX Show.
OneWeb and GDC Advanced Technology signed a Joint Development Agreement in November 2021 during the APEX Show.
Inmarsat developed a next‑generation inflight terminal with GDC Advanced Technology featuring GDC’s dual modem manager (MODMAN) with components by Kontron and a flat panel antenna by ThinKom.
SAUDIA is the first airline in the world to select GX Aviation’s next-generation terminal developed with GDC Advanced Technology.
GDC Technics planned a full range of Supplemental Type Certificates in early 2021 for the Airbus A320 family, additional Boeing B737 models, and Boeing B787 and B777 aircraft.