Non-Network

A Non-Network License is a regulatory clearance granted for use of communication equipment on vessels and aircrfats without direct integration into a public telecom network. These licenses are crucial for ensuring seamless communication in specialized domains such as maritime and aviation. Non-Network - Maritime Mobile Station License (MMSL) The Maritime Mobile Station License (MMSL) is issued for communication systems on vessels operating in territorial and international waters. It enables ships, fishing boats, and other marine vessels to use radio communication for navigation, safety, and operational coordination. This license ensures compliance with international maritime communication standards and facilitates seamless connectivity for vessels at sea. Non-Network - Maritime Mobile Station License (MMSL) for Fishing Trawler/Boat A specific category under the MMSL, this license is tailored for fishing trawlers and boats, enabling them to communicate with coastal authorities, ports, and other vessels. It enhances safety, navigation, and coordination among fishing communities, ensuring real-time communication in case of emergencies or adverse weather conditions. Non-Network - Aero Mobile Station License The Aero Mobile Station License authorizes the use of airborne communication systems on aircraft. This license ensures that aircraft can communicate with air traffic control (ATC), ground stations, and other aircraft, enhancing flight safety, navigation, and operational efficiency. It is essential for commercial airlines, private jets, and cargo carriers, facilitating uninterrupted communication during flights. These Non-Network Licenses play a vital role in ensuring safe and efficient communication for maritime and aviation sectors while maintaining compliance with national and international regulations.