Thursday, January 17, 2013

All Virgin America flights now Wi-Fi enabled - Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle):

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The San Francisco airline is usingy Aircell’s Gogo broadband in-flighf internet service on all of its Virgin said it willcharge $12.95 for daytimr flights over three hours, $9.95 for daytime flights of less than threwe hours, $5.95 for red-eye flights and $7.95 for handheld devices. Virgi n America is battling Seattle-based Alaska Airlines on routes up and down the West Alaska Airlines, a unit of ALK), is testing for its Wi-Fui a different technology — a service from tech company Row 44. Alaska’s service, currently being tested in justone plane, uses satellitew technology instead of broadband.
This allows the Wi-Fo to be used on oversead serviceto Hawaii, as well as other locationd where broadband isn’t available. Alaska hasn’t set prices yet for Wi-Fi service, nor has it said when it will roll outexpandexd service, other than saying it will install it in additionalk aircraft “in the coming months.”

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