Abstract: A method for a user equipment to preselect at least one base station in a mobile network, the user equipment being attached to an associated base station of the plurality of base stations, the method being implemented by the user equipment and including receiving a signal from each base station of the plurality of base stations; measuring at least one characteristic of each received signal, the measurement including the creation of a report including all of the assigned values; preselecting at least one base station according to at least one criterion relating to the user equipment and the measurement carried out in the measurement stage; modifying at least one value of the report created in the measurement stage according to the preselection, and sending the report to the associated base station.

Abstract: A method and system for Air-To-Ground communications allowing integration of the aircraft communication with a terrestrial cellular communications network. The solution is carried out in the aircraft so any existing standard terrestrial cellular communication network may be used without requiring any modification. The constraints due to the special aircraft conditions (speed and height) are efficiently solved, allowing broad interoperability with the cellular communications network, satisfying the increasing high speed data demand. Specifically, in order to solve the handover constraints the aircraft antenna will create at least two radiation patterns: one for maintaining the current connection with the serving base station and another one or more to search the next suitable best station for handover.

Abstract: A method and system for Air-To-Ground communications allowing integration of the aircraft communication with a terrestrial cellular communications network. The solution is carried out in the aircraft so any existing standard terrestrial cellular communication network may be used without requiring any modification. The constraints due to the special aircraft conditions (speed and height) are efficiently solved, allowing broad interoperability with the cellular communications network, satisfying the increasing high speed data demand. Specifically, in order to solve the handover constraints the aircraft antenna will create at least two radiation patterns: one for maintaining the current connection with the serving base station and another one or more to search the next suitable best station for handover.