Viaero

Viaero Wireless, operating in the United States of America (North America & Caribbean), is a regional mobile network provider, identified by Mobile Country Code (MCC) 310 and Mobile Network Code (MNC) 740. This unique identifier allows mobile devices to correctly connect to Viaero's network for services such as voice calls, text messaging, and data access. Viaero primarily serves rural communities across the Midwest and Western United States, an area often underserved by larger national carriers like Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile. Its commitment to these regions makes it a vital provider for residents and businesses needing reliable connectivity, frequently building out infrastructure where larger companies find it less economically viable. Viaero Wireless differentiates itself through its focus on customer service and community involvement within its service area. While offering many of the same devices and plans as larger networks, Viaero emphasizes personalized support and localized solutions, sometimes offering services better tailored to specific regions. The network footprint is mainly based in states like Colorado, Kansas, and Nebraska, delivering connectivity through a mixture of owned infrastructure and roaming agreements with partner networks. This blend of local and national resources ensures users retain service even when traveling outside Viaero's core operational footprint, although roaming rates may vary.