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American Airlines announces updates to long-haul fleet

10 May 2012 By Seth Miller 2 Comments

American Airlines announced that they are moving forward with a retrofit of their long-haul fleet, updating the cabin interiors to improve the premium cabin experience. Mostly. The upgrades will expand the deployment of the new business class product, previously announced for the 777-300s which the company will begin receiving later this year. It will also mean […]

This story is about: American Airlines, bankruptcy, Delta, Flying, IFE, in flight, internet, oneworld, PaxEx, United, United Airlines, upgrade, US Air Filed Under: IFEC

American to launch streaming media service in-flight

6 May 2011 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

American Airlines announced this week that they are extending their partnership with in-flight internet provider Aircell, the company behind the gogo service. There are two main components to the announcement, one covering internet connectivity and the other addressing streaming media. On the internet front the company has committed to expanding their gogo deployment to cover more […]

This story is about: AirTran, American Airlines, Continental, Delta, internet, JetBlue, Southwest Airline, United, Virgin America Filed Under: IFEC

In-flight internet coverage continues to spread

2 December 2010 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

Two airlines made news this week with regards to in-flight internet connectivity with coverage growing both within the United States and across the Atlantic Ocean. Delta Airlines has announced plans to increase their already leading gogo deployment. With the installation of gogo nearly complete in their domestic mainline fleet, the company will add connectivity to […]

This story is about: A380, Airbus, Boeing, Delta, Flying, Frankfurt, frequent flyer, internet, Lufthansa, New York City, points Filed Under: IFEC, Loyalty

JetBlue to offer awesome in-flight broadband – eventually

22 September 2010 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

JetBlue has made a big splash today with their announcement of an impending in-flight internet offering. The service, leveraging the Ka spectrum of satellite connectivity form provider ViaSat, will offer significant bandwidth and a broader coverage footprint than that of ATG provider Aircell, the company behind the gogo product. Company CEO Dave Barger sums it […]

This story is about: AirTran, Continental, Delta, IFE, internet, JetBlue, merger, United, Virgin America Filed Under: IFEC

More troubling numbers from Aircell

24 November 2009 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

Yeah, it seems that beating up on Aircell and the adoption of their gogo in-flight internet service seems to be a recurring theme in the industry.  But that doesn’t mean that it isn’t possibly deserved.  There are a ton of questions out there about just how bad their cash flow situation is.  And the answers and […]

This story is about: American Airlines, Delta, internet, Virgin America Filed Under: IFEC

Wi-Fi Onboard

14 March 2009 By Seth Miller 3 Comments

I finally had my first opportunity to try out an in-flight Internet service this morning on my Delta flight from New York to Tampa.  I know that I may be late to the game on this front, but I don’t fly many routes or carriers that have had the service up to this point (mostly […]

This story is about: American Airlines, Delta, internet Filed Under: IFEC

Row44 finally flying

26 February 2009 By Seth Miller 4 Comments

The battles between in-flight internet service providers are rather entertaining.  The two main players, Row44 and Aircell (provider of the gogo service) are after each other like a couple of rival kids on the playground, constantly asserting themselves as the better option and working behind the scenes through lawsuits to scuttle the other.  But beyond […]

This story is about: Alaska Air, Alaska Airlines, Continental, Delta, FAA, Flying, internet, JetBlue, Southwest Airline Filed Under: IFEC

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