Matt Molnar
2009-03-31, 01:17 PM
American to add Wi-Fi service to domestic flights (http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/2009-03-30-american-delta-airlines-wifi_N.htm)
By Dan Reed, USA TODAY
Being online while being airborne is fast becoming reality for U.S travelers.
American Airlines (AMR) is announcing on Tuesday that it's joining rival Delta Air Lines (DAL) in making Wi-Fi Internet connections available to most domestic passengers.
American, No. 2 in the world in passenger traffic after Delta acquired Northwest Airlines last year, says it will equip more than 300 planes used primarily in the U.S. with high-speed Wi-Fi capability. Delta said in December that it would offer the service on its planes by the end of this year and on newly acquired Northwest planes by the end of next year. [Full Article (http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/2009-03-30-american-delta-airlines-wifi_N.htm)]
By Dan Reed, USA TODAY
Being online while being airborne is fast becoming reality for U.S travelers.
American Airlines (AMR) is announcing on Tuesday that it's joining rival Delta Air Lines (DAL) in making Wi-Fi Internet connections available to most domestic passengers.
American, No. 2 in the world in passenger traffic after Delta acquired Northwest Airlines last year, says it will equip more than 300 planes used primarily in the U.S. with high-speed Wi-Fi capability. Delta said in December that it would offer the service on its planes by the end of this year and on newly acquired Northwest planes by the end of next year. [Full Article (http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/2009-03-30-american-delta-airlines-wifi_N.htm)]