Wifi on Planes, Bout Time
Posted on December 7, 2007
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To borrow a phrase from Brad Feld, American can now legitimately claim that they suck less.
Starting next year, transcontinental 767-200s will be equipped with Wi-Fi and broadband access via Aircell, who has a similar deal in place with Virgin Airlines. The technology has been around for awhile, and I must say “It’s about damned time.” [From Breaking: American Airlines to offer Wi-Fi service next year; takes lead as first totally not-crappy airline]
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