In-Flight Phone Corporation attracted more than $200 million from investors, and Goeken set out to build the first nationwide digital air-to-ground telecommunications network, capable of delivering static-free telephone calls, internet service and information services, to airplane seats.
In-Flight Phone Corporation raised more than $200 million from financiers, and Goeken initiated the creation of the initial nationwide digital air-to-ground communication system. This network was designed to offer unobstructed phone conversations, internet access, and informational services within aircraft seating areas.