Moses Lake Airshow Recap: Reliable Communication in Action with ICOM’s IP501 Radios

 

Reliable communication is important for safety, coordination, and operations at events like the 2025 Moses Lake Airshow. This high-traffic event brings together aviation professionals, vendors, and emergency services who depend on stable, real-time communication to stay efficient.

Tim Thometz, the Territory Channel Manager at Icom, at the Moses Lake Airshow showcases the company’s IP501 radios, which are being used by staff, volunteers, air traffic controllers, and emergency personnel throughout the event. The system runs on a private LTE network, supported by JRC’s Wi-Fi link, ensuring clear and reliable communication across the expansive grounds. The system’s performance throughout the event highlights ICOM’s continued focus on dependable communication in high-traffic environments.

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