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VoIP applications in mobile world
Global IP Solutions (GIPS) announced today that GIPS is enabling voice over IP (VoIP) for Apple Inc.'s iPhone. Using GIPS VoiceEngine™ Mobile, iPhone application developers can quickly integrate quality, real-time VoIP applications, which make it easier for consumers to enjoy their favourite iPhone games, applications and social networking experiences.
"The popularity of the iPhone, along with the emergence of various applications and faster connectivity, makes it an ideal platform for developing applications that incorporate quality real-time VoIP, giving consumers real-world communication experiences like in-game, multi-person chat," said Emerick Woods, GIPS' Chief Executive Officer.
Woods continued, "We are excited to enable the iPhone with VoIP capabilities and lead the mobile communications market with our voice processing technology. With GIPS VoiceEngine Mobile, we are providing the capabilities that turn voice into IP packets so they can be transmitted via Wi-Fi, making it easier for applications developers to come to market quickly with integrated VoIP applications. GIPS technology is second-to-none, and we're excited to introduce our award-winning VoiceEngine to the increasingly popular iPhone application development community."
Inventors of the popular IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) iLBC codec standard, a narrowband speech algorithm designed to optimize calls made over the Internet, GIPS pioneered VoIP technology for many of the leading Internet service providers, application developers and hardware manufacturers worldwide. iLBC is currently part of the iPhone.
GIPS is recognized for its media processing expertise for IP communications and continues to innovate by enabling iPhone application developers to accelerate their time-to-market with applications that include the best voice experience possible.
A highly competitive and exploding market, a recent Strategy Analytics forecast reports that 297 million mobile phones were shipped worldwide in the second quarter of 2008, an increase of 15 percent year-on-year. According to Apple the demand for the new 3G iPhone has been enormous: the company stated it sold more than one million during the weekend the mobile phone launched, in mid-July.
GIPS VoiceEngines have been downloaded more than any other voice engine worldwide, enabling consumers and businesses to enjoy high-quality IP-based communications, even under adverse network conditions.
Global IP Solutions (Oslo Børs: GIPS) provides best-in-class voice and video processing in IP communications. GIPS enables its customers to deliver unmatched quality, with a faster time-to-market and with less risk than alternative solutions. GIPS serves application developers, wired and wireless service providers and network and telecommunications equipment vendors. Its customer list includes Nortel, Oracle, Samsung, WebEx, Yahoo!, AOL and other key players in the voice and video over IP markets. The company is headquartered in San Francisco with offices in Stockholm, Boston and Hong Kong.
Game-changing initiative attracts praise and further supporters
The initial board members of the Symbian Foundation have welcomed continuing support from mobile industry leaders for their plans for the Symbian Foundation and the evolution of Symbian OS™ as the leading, open platform for mobile innovation.
Plans for the Symbian Foundation were announced on June 24, 2008 by the initial board members; AT&T, LG Electronics, Motorola, Nokia, NTT DOCOMO, Samsung Electronics, Sony Ericsson, STMicroelectronics, Texas Instruments and Vodafone, together with Symbian Limited. An additional 11 organizations supported the announcement on that day; today 9 further companies are confirming their endorsement of plans for the Symbian Foundation, including mobile operators 3, América Móvil and TIM, semiconductor manufacturer Marvell plus services and software providers Aplix, EB, EMCC Software, Sasken and TietoEnator.
“We were delighted with the broad support for plans for the Symbian Foundation”, said Kai Öistämö, Executive Vice President, Devices at Nokia, on behalf of the initial board members. “We believe that this is a significant move for our industry and are pleased that these additional market leaders agree and are giving their support to the initiative.”
"3 is pleased to support the Symbian Foundation and believe this is a significant development in open mobile software platforms”, said Fergal Walker, Director of Products at 3 UK. “3 has established a leading position in mobile internet with the highly acclaimed x-series suite of services, which has now evolved into an even more open approach to the internet on mobile devices. We believe that this initiative will provide an excellent opportunity to expand the range and quality of services for our customers."
"América Móvil applauds plans for the Symbian Foundation" said Daniel Hajj, CEO of América Móvil. "By offering an open mobile software platform, the Symbian Foundation will drive innovation which will ultimately benefit consumers as well as the mobile industry. This innovation will allow América Móvil to deliver more exciting and compelling experiences for our customers".
"Aplix is excited about the plans for the Symbian Foundation", said Ryu Koriyama, Chairman & CEO of Aplix Corporation. "We intend to join the foundation and are committed to bring our extensive mobile & embedded experience to the Symbian Foundation, enabling faster time to market for device manufacturers using the Symbian Foundation platform with our Java solutions."
"EB is very excited about plans for the Symbian Foundation and the intent to make the platform even more open", said Pertti Korhonen, CEO at EB, Elektrobit Corporation. "We believe that this will benefit consumers as well as the whole mobile industry. The open platform will mean more players and products in the market. This in turn will increase the need for innovation partners and experienced solution providers such as EB."
“EMCC Software welcomes plans for the Symbian Foundation and the move to a royalty-free and ultimately open source platform. This bold move has the potential to transform the whole industry”, said Leigh Edwards, CEO of EMCC Software. “This radical move will generate many new products based on the Symbian Foundation platform, attracting new companies as well as driving change for the established players. As a leading Symbian OS, UIQ and S60 Competence Center, with ten years experience, EMCC is ideally qualified to advise and assist companies in the ecosystem with this transformation.”
"As a longtime proponent of open source ecosystems, Marvell will be pleased to join the Symbian Foundation", said David Young, Vice President and General Manager, Mobile Cellular Business Group at Marvell. "We plan to extend and leverage our significant experience in developing open source systems and work together with other industry leaders in the mobile ecosystem to build the foundation platform. Marvell brings extensive experience in open source technologies that will utilize the high-performance mobile application processors, low-power highly integrated communication processors and the open architecture of Marvell’s silicon."
“We welcome this initiative", said Edwin Moses, Senior Vice President, Sasken. "Sasken already works with leading handset manufacturers and semiconductor vendors, across different implementations of the Symbian OS, providing IP and professional services. This gives us an intimate understanding of the benefits the Symbian Foundation will offer. We believe it will empower licensees of the Symbian Foundation platform to create more compelling converged devices and better customer experiences, while improving on economics and time to market. We are confident that this initiative will bind the community and enable leading companies like Sasken to serve their customers even better.”
"Symbian OS is one of the icons of the mobile eco-system, with an extremely successful track record”, said Ari Vanhanen, Executive Vice President and President of Telecom & Media at TietoEnator. “Regarding the future, the plans for the Symbian Foundation are a great step forward and I'm personally proud that we will be part of this initiative.”
"TIM has been pioneering the adoption of S60 on Symbian OS to deliver exciting experiences to our customers in a consistent and cost-effective way, across multiple devices, reinforcing TIM's position as a leading innovator", said Leopoldo Tranquilli, VP Handset and SIM Development, Value Added Services at TIM. "We're happy to join this outstanding step in the evolution of Symbian OS and we welcome the open and collaborative approach, which we are keen to contribute to, based on our long-standing experience."
Since plans for the Symbian Foundation were announced, more than 150 organizations have registered their interest in joining via the website.
As previously announced, the plans for the establishment of the Symbian Foundation and royalty-free licensing of foundation software are:
10 July 2008 • Symbian and all Symbian based trademarks and logos are trademarks of Symbian Software Limited. The operation of the proposed Symbian Foundation remains subject to regulatory approvals. Until such approvals are obtained, and the Symbian Foundation has become fully operational, Symbian Software Limited retains exclusive responsibility for all licensing and marketing activities related to Symbian OS.
Further info: Statements of support for the Symbian Foundation • Symbian Foundation members profile • Ten years of success at Symbian •
3GSM 2007 - Reliable secure service for emergencies
After the devastating natural disasters and terrorist atrocities that have occurred throughout the world in the first years of the new millennium, First Responders and Emergency Personnel are turning to standard cellular communications as a means for always available secure data and voice communications.
The Altobridge Remote Contiguous Communications RCC Unit is a fully portable suitcase size solution, combining the latest cellular and satellite technology, enabling wireless coverage for any emergency situation.
First Responders and Emergency Personnel will be back live on their existing mobile phones in minutes. Connectivity to the core wireless network can be over multiple satellite alternatives, ensuring total flexibility. First Responders and Emergency Personnel will finally have a totally reliable always-available secure service.
No training requirements for users, the cost efficiencies of the Altobridge patented architecture and the economies of scale of standard international wireless communications devices e.g. PDA’s Blackberry’s etc. are just some of the key advantages of this system over traditional ‘one time’ emergency solutions.
The Cellular Operator benefits from a significant reduction in churn as governments and corporations sign up to long-term relationships with this service, providing an important insurance for potential emergency situations. From a network planning perspective, these units will only be enabled on highly critical occasions where the macro wireless network is not available and the Altobridge system can automatically tear down as the network returns.
All existing emergency communications solutions carry with them certain barriers, either technological, financial, mobility etc., which prevent an effective and timely response in a situation where immediate standard communications matters most. Using the Altobridge RCC Unit, interoperability, coverage, capacity, mobility and power issues are all overcome by a lightweight service delivered by distributing small transportable communication cases to the key locations. The business model can include a 24/7, fully-managed service, including support, training and rehearsals.
The system is ideal for scenarios following natural disasters, where service is lost, congested or the disaster takes place outside the normal coverage area. Emergency workers can communicate from, and be contacted on, their existing mobile handsets. With the RCC, first responders are able to carry the units with them and simply turn on their existng cellular handsets, ensuring maximum communications impact the moment it is needed.
Monte Egeland, Vice President of Altobridge, said, “Having spent many years working for a Fixed Line and Mobile Operator in the US, the RCC is ideal for the typical crisis situations where the normal networks are out of action for whatever reason. Being able to get back into immediate communications on your own standard mobile phones or PDA is what this solution is about. For government agencies and corporations it is an invaluable communications insurance policy. We have also been very careful to incorporate functionality that takes into consideration the demands of the service providers.”
Altobridge, based in Kerry Technology Park, Ireland and Virginia, USA is a leading provider of remote wireless telecommunications solutions. It’s core patented AM Gateway Platform™ enables standard cost effective wireless service anywhere in the world from a small portable cellular/satellite combined unit. The ground breaking Altobridge architecture enables immediate low cost wireless communications in the Aero, Maritime, Military/First Responder and Remote Community environs. This new architecture utilises standard wireless communications protocols but bridges the barriers of entry which prohibited ROI from these subscriber groups in the past.
Altobridge is a privately held company; shareholders include Irish, American and British business persons and the Irish Government R&D Agency; Shannon Development. Altobridge is chaired by the former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ireland, Dick Spring.
The solution has been successfully tested and deployed in the:
You will find below a short description of some of these solutions: Local Community Communications • Maritime Telemetry & Container Tracking • Mobile Crew Calling • Remote Enterprise Communications • Wireless Communications Insurance • Wireless GSM on Yachts •
Thousands of remote enterprises across the world remain cut-off from basic mobile communications e.g. oil fields/refineries, mines, logging camps, plantations, government research centers and general enterprise communities.
Poor quality of life, reduced efficiencies and staff retention issues are part of every day life in these remote enterprise communities. A key challenge for Mobile Operators when addressing these enterprises are the cost barriers to entry. While wireless infrastructure pricing and handset pricing have eroded over time, the underlying costs that directly affect EBITDA, remain high, namely transmission costs.
Altobridge’s patent pending low cost ‘Split BSS Over Satellite’ solution removes the high barriers of entry towards these remote enterprise communities. This unique semi permanent connectivity architecture makes the solution suitable both for long term deployment and deployment of a more temporary nature.
The Altobridge solution extends the feature rich services of the operator’s core network out to these remote enterprises, removing the integration challenges and feature transparency barriers of alternative technologies.
For further information: Altobridge website.
Not only do First Responders need access to standard communications during crisis situations, the key decision makers of corporations have an equal requirement. Financial loss in a crisis can be measured by every corporation, immediate communication restoration is imperative to minimise this. If this communication service can be based on existing standard mobile communications productivity can be at it’s most effective.
Our personal cellphones are not only loaded with our contact numbers, this is the number everyone can get us on and increasingly this is the device where critical email correspondence arrives. Responding immediately, via standard and familiar communications means can save lives and greatly reduce corporate losses and losses to direct and indirect clients and your/their assets. All other emergency communications solutions add communications barriers and with them prohibit an effective and timely response.
With Altobridge’s new ‘Wireless Communications Insurance™’ technology the key components of interoperability, coverage, capacity and power can be removed as traditional obstacles associated with crises/disaster situations.
Altobridge’s Remote Contiguous Communications (RCC) Unit™ can be there for you when and where you need it. The business model is based on a simple service, bringing back your cellular service wherever you are and whatever the disaster situation. The service comprises of the distribution of a number of small transportable communication cases to each of the core individuals/teams/locations.
For a monthly service fee, a 24/7 fully managed emergency service including training, rehearsals and support is offered. Network failure, network congestion, power failure, the logistical issues surrounding temporary communications by means of satellite type phones etc. can now be issues of past crises.
For further information: Altobridge website.
The Remote Gateway from Altobridge consists of a small GSM Picocell and a standard Linux server which runs the Altobridge proprietary RG software.
This plug-and-play technology then connects via Ethernet to the yacht’s satellite terminal. Altobridge supports a wide range of satellite services, e.g. Inmarsat, Vsat etc.
Installing the Altobridge Remote Gateway in addition to our optional Active Distributed Antenna System provides above and below deck cell phone coverage throughout the yacht. The remote antennas are connected to the Hub via standard CAT5/6 cable. The standard internal antennas used are small, flat panels which can be easily installed out of view behind any nonmetallic ceiling or wall panel.
The installed Distributed Antennas can be further utilised by the addition of a Repeater System. The Repeater picks up signals from a land based GSM network after our RIAS* programme has turned off the Remote Gateway and amplifies them before distributing them around the yacht. The Remote Gateway coupled with the Repeater can therefore provide seamless continuity of coverage for cellphone users while on board, from the port to out at sea.
Installation of the system on board will be carried out by (Altobridge) network of support engineers, who are all experienced at installing electronics on luxury yachts. The Remote Gateway and Distributed Antenna System Hub are both 19” rack mountable.
*RIAS - The Remote Gateway from Altobridge has a patented software feature which means the yacht’s own GSM network will not interfere with a land based network. The RIAS programme (Radio Interference Avoidance System) constantly plots the yacht’s position and cross-references it to its own comprehensive GIS database, which has the world’s coastlines, mapped. RIAS automatically turns the onboard GSM network off when the yacht is in a sea area of a licensed, land based GSM network. This facility is a legal prerequisite and requires an NMEA feed from the yacht’s GPS system.
For further information: Altobridge website.
More about cellular and satllite technology solutions: Local Community Communications • Maritime Telemetry & Container Tracking • Mobile Crew Calling • Remote Enterprise Communications • Wireless Communications Insurance • Wireless GSM on Yachts •
NextWave Wireless Inc., a global provider of enabling mobile multimedia and wireless broadband technologies, announced the formation of two new business units, NextWave Mobile Products and NextWave Network Products, to enhance the company´s ability to meet growing market demand for its cutting-edge mobile multimedia and wireless broadband products and technologies.
"In less than three years, NextWave has grown into a global provider of mobile multimedia and wireless broadband solutions to many of the largest network operators and device manufacturers in the world," said Allen Salmasi, CEO of Wireless. "In recognition of our triple-digit revenue growth, and the fact that we now have more than 1,100 employees in 29 international offices, we are realigning our operations into two highly focused business units, NextWave Mobile Products and NextWave Network Products. This will help us sustain our rate of growth and will make it much easier for us to provide our customers with solutions that seamlessly integrate our wide range of innovative products and technologies."
NextWave Mobile Products, comprised of the company´s PacketVideo (PV) subsidiary and the company´s semiconductor development group, will develop and deliver advanced multimedia software and content management solutions, baseband and RF chipsets, and device reference designs to network operators and mobile device manufacturers.
NextWave Mobile Products will market its semiconductor products under the NextWave Wireless brand and will continue to market its software and media content solutions under the PV brand. The new business unit, which is headquartered in San Diego, will be headed by James Brailean, Ph.D., who will also remain CEO of PV, which was acquired by NextWave in 2005.
NextWave Network Products will be comprised of NextWave´s IPWireless and GO Networks subsidiaries. Both companies, acquired in 2007, will begin an immediate transition to the NextWave Wireless brand. The new business unit, which also includes NextWave´s network services and systems development businesses, will focus on providing network operators around the world with wireless infrastructure equipment and end-to-end, wireless broadband and mobile broadcast network systems. Headquartered in San Diego, CA, NextWave Network Products will be headed by William Jones Ph.D., currently CEO of IPWireless.
"Jim Brailean and Bill Jones are outstanding leaders with decades of experience in pioneering the delivery of leading-edge mobile multimedia and wireless broadband solutions to customers around the world," added Salmasi. "They have unparalleled knowledge of the fast-moving global wireless industry, track records of exceptional innovation, and a commitment to drive the future growth of NextWave Wireless."
As CEO of NextWave Mobile Products, Dr. Brailean will be responsible for managing NextWave´s software and semiconductor businesses including NextWave´s family of advanced fourth generation (4G) semiconductors for mobile phones, broadband devices and consumer products, and mobile multimedia software products such as PV´s industry-leading device-embedded software. He will continue serving as CEO of PV which he founded in 1998. Under his leadership, PV has grown into the world´s leading independent supplier of device-embedded multimedia software, which can be found in over 200 million handsets around the world.
In addition, in November 2007, PV became a founding member of the Open Handset Alliance (OHA) led by Google and was selected to provide the multimedia sub-system software to the OHA´s new Android(TM) platform. Dr. Brailean is a recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Mobile Entertainment Forum for his contributions to the acceleration of the development and adoption of mobile multimedia services worldwide.
As CEO of NextWave Network Products, Dr. Jones will be responsible for the development and delivery of NextWave´s advanced wireless broadband and mobile broadcast network products and end-to-end system solutions. As CEO of IPWireless, which he co-founded in 1999, he established the company as an industry leader in next-generation wireless broadband and mobile TV technologies, and led the development of TDtv, a UMTS-based mobile broadcast system successfully tested by some of the industry´s largest mobile network operators. Dr. Jones has over 20 years of experience in developing advanced wireless technologies and holds several patents related to wireless broadband and CDMA technologies.
NextWave Wireless Inc., provides the software, systems, and silicon solutions that enable cutting-edge mobile broadband communications including mobile broadcast and multimedia services. The company´s products and technologies include mobile television and broadcast solutions, a family of high-performance wireless broadband semiconductors, end-to-end mobile broadband systems, and device-embedded mobile multimedia software that can be found in over 200 million handsets around the globe. NextWave´s customers include many of the largest mobile handset manufacturers, network equipment suppliers, and wireless service providers in the world.
Source: NextWave (3-1-08)
March 2008 - Handy Blacklist 3.0
Innovative Mobile Security for S60 Smartphones Showcased at CeBIT 2008
Paragon Software Group (Epocware division) is proud to announce Handy Blacklist 3.0 for S60 3rd Edition devices on Symbian OS. Handy Blacklist 3.0 protects mobile users’ privacy by blocking unsolicited callers, saving time on unnecessary responses and offering peace of mind.
The program enables effortless privacy protection for smartphone users by blocking unwanted calls while adding senders’ phone numbers to the “black list,” either permanently or for a set period of time. The application allows users to professionally manage and reject all types of incoming calls from telemarketers, private or unknown numbers, or other intrusive calls, and can be used to temporarily block all calls except those the mobile user designates. The unwanted calls will be recorded and available to view in the application’s call log.
Handy Blacklist 3.0 further enables the mobile user to create “white lists” – special contact groups whose phone calls will be allowed to be received, while all other contacts are rejected. In addition, the user can chose a “reject” action to return a prewritten text message back to the caller. To ensure that necessary phone calls will not be missed, Handy Blacklist 3.0’s floating indicator on the active standby screen shows whether the “black” or “white” list is currently being used, and displays a missed calls log.
Handy Blacklist will be available from the first week of March for 24,95 EUR via download from Epocware website. Languages supported: Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Chinese, Italian, Japanese, Latvian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian.
Paragon Software Group (PSG) is a technology solutions provider to the enterprise, SMB and consumer markets, worldwide. Founded in 1994, Paragon Software Group actively markets and sells in more than 150 countries and has offices in the USA, Germany, Japan and Russia. PSG consists of two divisions, System Technology, offering solutions for storage management and data safety, and Smart Handheld Devices Division (SHDD & Epocware), offering software for diverse classes of smart handheld devices and desktop PCs (Palm OS, Pocket PC/Windows Mobile, Symbian OS), including multilingual on-line handwriting recognition, localization, business and game applications and multilingual dictionaries. Furhter information: Storage Management Division • Smart Handheld Devices Division • Epocware •
Mobile Operators have been successful in addressing the requirements of metropolitan and densely populated areas. Rural areas present a very different challenge – high barriers of entry and low returns. Legacy and new generation cellular communications solutions face a common set of barriers to entry.
While wireless infrastructure and handset pricing erodes, the real underlying costs, the high cost of transmission in areas without a reliable terrestrial telecom infrastructure, remains high. Even when there is access to limited E1/T1 transmission the cost is prohibitively high, particularly in emerging markets.
Microwave can only reach so far before costly towers requiring high capital investment, power supply and security need to be introduced. Abis over satellite solutions (coupled with compression functionality) are becoming increasingly popular but can be too expensive for smaller communities and unacceptable for local calls both from a quality and a cost perspective. Soft switches present their own challenges such as feature transparency and network integration.
With Altobridge’s patent pending technology, operators can now provide local switching at the Base Station site transparent to the installed infrastructure and fully compatible with their current suppliers equipment. Local mobile-to-mobile calls will be switched at the base station. The solution also allows calls to and from local PSTN (Local Interconnect) to be switched at the site rather than back hauling them to the MSC and then back. The solution will provide a very positive impact on OPEX and local call quality and removes the integration issues typically associated with such solutions e.g. O&M, Charging and Feature Transparency.
For further information: Altobridge website.
Enabling standard GSM communications on merchant ships opens the door to a new dimension in low cost asset tracking. Altobridge’s award winning technology enables vital information transfer from standard off the shelf M2M devices.
The precise geographic co-ordinates, temperature etc. of any ocean-based cargo can be sent to you, even from deep in the hold of the ship. Now the world’s most widely deployed cellular infrastructure is extended out into the oceans, enabling complete continuity of communications. This service, as in terrestrial GSM service, goes beyond asset tracking addressing many key applications such as wireless monitoring for general security requirements e.g. door alarms, radiation detection etc.
Business research and consultancy leader, Frost & Sullivan, has awarded its 2006 Technology Innovation Award in the area of container security to Altobridge. The solution was described as the most innovative communications technology to enable continuous, effective communications between land, ports and seagoing vessels. It provides ubiquitous coverage for any onboard containers or devices in order to ensure the integrity and security of all cargo, eSeals and RFID tags.
What happens when container refrigeration fails or temperatures fluctuate excessively en route? The likelihood is that you will first become aware of it when your customers are expecting the goods. This solution eliminates this risk, saving the asset and ensuring that profits are maximised, customer satisfaction increases and insurance claims and premiums are reduced.
For further information: Altobridge website.
Following extensive primary research and live trials at sea, Altobridge has created a simple and affordable mobile crew calling service for the global merchant maritime world.
The barriers of entry that prohibited standard mobile communications service within the merchant maritime world have finally been bridged. With Altobridge’s patented technology officers and crew can make and receive mobile phone calls and send and receive SMS messages while at sea. Most importantly, they can do so on their own personal mobile phones.
It works the same way as traditional land based mobile phones do. We install our unique and patented Altobridge technology onboard vessels and the crew simply purchase prepaid service through standard and new generation wireless service.
For further information: Altobridge website.
Cantabria infinita
Cueva de El Soplao • Año Santo Lebaniego • Turismo y gastronomía
Propuestas en Brasil
Cabo Frío: paraíso a 200 km de Río • Niterói: playas, arquitectura y agenda cultural • El camino de Niemeyer: recorrido arquitectónico
Propuestas en Argentina
Ruta Nacional 40: Recorrido de la parte Norte • Recorrido del Centro (Cuyo) • Recorrido de la parte Sur (Patagonia)
Propuestas de turismo
en la Comunidad Valenciana
Ibi, Onil, Foia de Castalla • Belén de Tirisiti - Patrimonio cultural en Alcoi • Los Baños del Almirante (Valencia del s.XIV) • Mundo Naval en el museo Príncipe Felipe • Arte rupestre valenciano (Museo de la Valltorta)
Transporte aéreo
Air Nostrum • Ryanair • Spanair • Vueling
