Dialing
to
the Aircraft
All calls to-and-from Iridium telephone systems are considered
international calls. You can direct dial or use two-stage dialing.
Two-stage calls may provide you with more
cost-effective
calling. In two-stage calls, the caller is charged by their long
distance provider for a call to Tempe, Arizona, USA for the
call’s duration. The person in the aircraft is charged low
Aircell per-minute rates - from the time the call connects in
Tempe, until the call ends.
Note:
International customers may or may not save with
two-stage calls, and should first check the rates with their
ground provider.
Note:
US based land and cell phones without international
calling access can use two-stage calling.
Direct dialing may not always be possible, as some long-distance
providers do not recognize the Iridium Country Code (8816).
Direct Dialing to the Aircraft from Ground Phones
Dial
IDD prefix
(International Direct Dial prefix) of the
country you are calling
from
(USA/Canada = 011) +
Aircraft Iridium Telephone Number
(8816.XXX.XXXXX).
Making Two-Stage Calls to the Aircraft from Ground Phones
Within USA/Canada
Dial
1.480.768.2500
& wait for prompt, then dial
Aircraft Iridium Telephone Number
(8816.XXX.XXXXX).
Outside USA/Canada
Dial
IDD prefix
of the country you are calling
from
, then dial
1
(USA Country Code) +
480.768.2500
& wait for prompt, then
dial
Aircraft Iridium Telephone Number
(8816.XXX.XXXXX).
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