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In-flight Wi-Fi / Internet
Curious about when the airlines will have online access from mid-air?
Check out and add to this list of in-flight internet plans from the major airlines.
Check out and add to this list of in-flight internet plans from the major airlines.
| Airline | Technology | Pricing | Plans |
| American Airlines source: MobileMagazine | AirCell 802.11 a/b/g Three towers mounted on the exterior of the plane, beaming to ground stations in the U.S. | Not yet announced (fee expected) | Announced for 2008 testing on a Boeing 767-200 serving primarily transcontinental routes |
| Lufthansa source: Engadget | T-Mobile Europe | ||
| Qantas source: TrustedReviews | Web/email access on built-in screens Ethernet and USB ports in each seat ONAIR connectivity Connection speed may be as low as 432kbps shared by whole plane | Unlimited IM: $5 Web email: $8 Data: ? | Announced for August 2008 on all Airbus 380's Announced for February 2008 on 747-400's |
| Virgin American source: Gizmodo and O'Reilly | Wifi and In-seat Ethernet. Unknown whether/when it will be internet-enabled vs. just making Virgin content available. In-seat 120V AC power | ? | Announced for A319's and A320's "sometime in 2008" |
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