WilliamGrimsley
Super Pro Member
It may be just me, but from recent Airband articles on here and comments on their Facebook page, it seems like they are struggling. I can no longer see the comments on one of their Facebook posts (it seems they become invisible after a certain period of time), but they mentioned that they are to give an update to people via email who have expressed interest in Devon and other areas. That doesn't sound good to me.
I hope this is not the start of the end of Airband as they have installed a lot of fibre in my area including a CBT (or similar) on the pole outside of our property, but we still cannot order FTTP from them. Thankfully, Openreach plan to make our property live in the coming months, so that we will hopefully no longer have to use Starlink to get a decent internet connection.
I think we should hold on until Openreach instead of investing in a company that may soon go bust.
Your thoughts?
www.ispreview.co.uk
EDIT: Added recent ISPreview article & link to 2022 accounts PDF.
I hope this is not the start of the end of Airband as they have installed a lot of fibre in my area including a CBT (or similar) on the pole outside of our property, but we still cannot order FTTP from them. Thankfully, Openreach plan to make our property live in the coming months, so that we will hopefully no longer have to use Starlink to get a decent internet connection.
I think we should hold on until Openreach instead of investing in a company that may soon go bust.
Your thoughts?
Airband Accounts Give Context to Recent UK FTTP Build Slowdown and Job Cuts
Broadband ISP Airband, which previously aimed to cover 400,000 UK premises in rural areas via a mix of fixed wireless access (FWA) and full fibre (FTTP) network
EDIT: Added recent ISPreview article & link to 2022 accounts PDF.























