Delta to Offer In-Flight WiFi in 2009

Author: Chris

15 Dec

We’ve seen various other companies offer WiFi during flight and probably in a couple of years all planes out there will have a fast Internet connection for you. Delta will initiate its new service in 2009 and WiFi will be available on shuttle flights. In due time all 330 planes in their domestic flight will be WiFi friendly. $10 hours is what you have to pay for 3 hours of access and $13 for flights over 3 hours. Too much you say? Yes, but you get to surf while flying.

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3 Responses for "Delta to Offer In-Flight WiFi in 2009"

neuhausen December 16th, 2008 at 3:51 pm 1
well wifi is such an important tool.
Ian - WiFi Spots December 27th, 2008 at 12:20 am 2
The new international train services from UK London St Pancras international and Ebbsfleet will remove WiFi access from trains in 2008? Why would they want to remove the service ??? WiFi hot spots will be removed from all Eurostar international trains in the UK, is it some security reason? or commercial reason.
Internet on Trains? - Specs, reviews and prices. March 12th, 2009 at 2:31 am 3
[...] it too? NTT Communication has a big plan for Japan’s high-speed bullet trains. It will offer WiFi service starting this March for N700 series trains. A coaxial cable will run through the train and [...]