Air-to-ground broadcast systems

Put the audience in the aircraft.

The airshow industry’s most trusted aircraft-camera company. We engineer rugged onboard systems, mount them where the action lives, and deliver a broadcast-ready signal to your production team on the ground.

Since 1997Field proven
#1 TrustedAirshow aircraft cameras
FCC · FAA · DoWCompliant systems
Live RFBroadcast ready
Mission architecture
The complete airborne workflow

From the aircraft to live production.

One continuous system carries the action from our onboard cameras to the audience—engineered, transmitted, received, and ready for the live show.

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Capture

Ruggedized cameras ride with the action, inside the cockpit and across the airframe.

02

Transmit

Purpose-built RF links move the live pictures safely from the aircraft to the ground.

03

Receive

Our production truck receives, monitors, and routes every onboard feed.

04

Broadcast

A broadcast-ready signal enters the live show, putting the audience directly into the action.

97
Born in NASCAR. Proven in aviation.

Nearly three decades at the edge of the action.

Onboard Images began in 1997 building in-car camera systems for NASCAR, then expanded into marine and aviation. Since 2000, we have led onboard camera operations for EAA TV and become the airshow industry’s most trusted company for putting live cameras in aircraft. Every system is engineered and operated to meet applicable FCC, FAA, and DoW requirements.

Wright Flyer Re-enactment · 2003
A-10 & F-16 Demo Teams
Discovery Channel live coverage
Unlimited Hydroplane Series
Oracle BMW
Pro Cup Racing
International Council of Air Shows

Sword of Excellence

Recipient of the airshow industry's highest recognition, backed by Emmy-winning talent and multiple ICAS marketing awards.

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Your audience belongs in the cockpit

Let’s build the view they’ll remember.

Tell us about the aircraft, venue, and broadcast. We’ll help shape a safe, dependable onboard solution from camera placement to the ground receive.

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