Can't Get Enough of the Internet? American Airlines Now Offers Inflight Web Service

Wednesday, August 27. 2008

Can't Get Enough of the Internet? American Airlines Now Offers Inflight Web Service

For some, being connected is everything. Blackberry, wireless modem, sat modem, it's true, we all need to be connected. Now you can surf the web in the air, this via the Star-Telegram.

American Airlines rolled out in-flight Internet access on a handful of flights Wednesday, hoping to eventually offer the service on its airplanes nationwide.

The Fort Worth-based carrier has partnered with communications firm Aircell to provide the wireless Internet service, dubbed “Gogo.” Customers will pay $12.95 on flights more than three hours, and $9.95 on shorter trips.

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