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Companies implementing ACARS

ACARS is an aviation digital datalink protocol that enables short messages to be exchanged between aircraft and ground stations using airband radio or satellite links. Developed by ARINC in 1978 and later expanded by SITA, it employs a Telex‑style format for communications.

List of companies that implement ACARS

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  • Collins Aerospace logo
    United StatesEmployees68kRevenue$21BAviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing
    ACARSHigh confidence
  • American Airlines logo
    United StatesEmployees123kRevenue$52BAirlines and Aviation
    ACARSMedium confidence
  • Avelo Airlines logo
    United StatesEmployees587Airlines and Aviation
    ACARSMedium confidence
  • Scoot logo
    SingaporeEmployees2kAirlines and Aviation
    ACARSMedium confidence
  • Cargojet Airways Ltd. logo
    CanadaEmployees1kRevenue$723MDefense and Space Manufacturing
    ACARSMedium confidence
  • Airbus logo
    FranceEmployees126kRevenue$57BAviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing
    ACARSMedium confidence
  • Pratt & Whitney logo
    United StatesEmployees31kAviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing
    ACARSMedium confidence
  • Global Crossing Airlines logo
    United StatesEmployees130Revenue$66MAirlines and Aviation
    ACARSMedium confidence
  • International Air Transport Association (IATA) logo
    SwitzerlandEmployees4.3kAirlines and Aviation
    ACARSMedium confidence
  • AirX logo
    MaltaEmployees382Airlines and Aviation
    ACARSMedium confidence

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