Carrier Interconnects
Peer directly with the Aircom core and reach our network of established upstream and regional carriers. Fewer hops mean lower latency, higher answer rates and cleaner audio, with commercial terms that work both ways.
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The basics
Interconnects, explained.
A carrier interconnect is a direct connection between two telecoms networks that lets them exchange voice traffic without intermediate transit carriers. Peering directly with the Aircom core shortens routes, lowers latency and raises answer rates, under balanced bilateral commercial terms with reconciled settlement.
Direct interconnect vs transit
Transit sends your traffic through one or more intermediate carriers, adding hops, latency and stacked margin. A direct interconnect removes those middle hops, giving cleaner audio, higher answer rates and better economics at the source.
What it does
Direct, bilateral interconnects with onward reach through established carriers.
Direct interconnects and bilateral agreements that shorten routes, cut latency and improve quality at the source.
Bilateral agreements
Send and receive traffic under balanced commercial terms with transparent settlement.
Upstream & regional reach
A curated partner mesh that keeps routes short and quality high across continents.
Flexible interconnect options
SIP over the public internet, private IP, or cross-connect at major carrier hotels.
Settlement transparency
Reconciled CDRs and clear settlement so both sides always agree on the numbers.
What you gain
Voice as critical infrastructure.
Engineered for carriers, resellers and businesses that treat voice as critical infrastructure, not a line item.
- Shorter routes, lower latency
- Higher ASR and cleaner audio at source
- Balanced, transparent commercials
- Public, private or cross-connect options
Ideal for
Built for these teams
- 01Carriers seeking direct, high-quality routes
- 02Operators reducing transit costs
- 03Partners wanting balanced bilateral traffic
Interconnects at a glance
Targets, not guesswork.
Capability targets for the Aircom voice platform, engineered for scale from day one.
Common questions
Questions, answered.
The essentials: how it works, what it costs and how to get started on the Aircom network.
A carrier interconnect is a direct network-to-network connection for exchanging voice traffic. It avoids intermediate transit carriers, so routes are shorter and quality is higher.
You can connect by SIP over the public internet, over private IP, or by cross-connect at major carrier hotels, whichever fits your footprint and quality requirements.
A bilateral agreement lets two carriers send and receive traffic with each other under balanced commercial terms and reconciled settlement, so both sides always agree on volumes and charges.
The full portfolio
Explore more services.
The Aircom voice core powers a full carrier-grade portfolio. Combine services to fit your stack.
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Ready to put Interconnects to work?
Talk to our routing team about carrier interconnects and we will scope an interconnect built around your traffic.