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Continental plans a true in-flight wifi trial

16 December 2009 By Seth Miller 5 Comments

Continental Airlines intends to trial both the Kiteline service provided by jetBlue’s LiveTV subsidiary and also the gogo service provided by AirCell according to recent reports.  This move marks the first time that a carrier has actually set up a competitive trial of multiple vendors in an effort to best serve their customers.  Previous trials […]

This story is about: Continental, internet, JetBlue 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

The problem with free in-flight internet

11 November 2009 By Seth Miller 3 Comments

For a while now I’ve been a rather strong proponent of the theory that paid in-flight internet isn’t going to attract enough business to survive, at least not with the current pricing scheme.  I just don’t think that there are enough people out there willing to pay $8 or more per flight for the access […]

This story is about: IFE, internet, Virgin America Filed Under: IFEC

Free in-flight wifi on American Airlines

21 October 2009 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

In a move that hasn’t garnered nearly the same publicity as Virgin America’s announcement that they’re teaming up with Google, American Airlines has announced that they are teaming up with Lexus to provide free wifi to users of the gogo system on their flights.  The AA promo is much more limited – only 7 days […]

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

Great news for in-flight Internet

19 October 2009 By Seth Miller 4 Comments

Two big stories out today about in-flight connectivity, both of which have me very excited. The first is an announcement from Virgin America and Google that the latter is going to be sponsoring the gogo service for a two month period – November 10 – January 15.  No credit card, no restrictions.  Just an email […]

This story is about: Continental, internet, JetBlue, Virgin America Filed Under: IFEC

Riding on BetaBlue – the other in-flight Internet option

5 October 2009 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

There are three main players in in-flight internet service for US-based carriers.  Aircell’s gogo service is – by far – the most dominant, with more carriers signed on as partners and more planes in service than anyone else.  Then there is Row44 which has made significant progress over the past couple months, signing up two […]

This story is about: Alaska Air, Alaska Airlines, Continental, internet, JetBlue, Southwest Airline Filed Under: IFEC, Product Reviews

Free in-flight WiFi coming to a satellite near you?

1 October 2009 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

If Row44 and Southwest have anything to say about it then a free in-flight internet option might be coming to the carrier’s fleet-wide deployment of the Row44 system.  The biggest hurdle to adoption for the service has been cost.  People love it when it is free but as soon as a cost factor comes into […]

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

Alaska Airlines looks to fleet-wide wifi by next year

26 September 2009 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

Alaska Airlines expects to have in-flight internet service available fleet-wide by the end of 2010 according to Craig Chase, Manager of Product Development and Market Research.  While they haven’t announced a formal contract with provider Row44 yet, that seems to be the logical choice based on the current testing that the two are performing on […]

This story is about: Alaska Air, Alaska Airlines, Continental, internet Filed Under: IFEC

LUVing WiFi at Southwest

22 August 2009 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

Earlier in the month there was some big news from in-flight internet provider Row44 – they received approval from the FCC to operate their gear on airplanes in the USA.  The other shoe dropped yesterday, with Southwest announcing that they are going to be equipping their entire fleet with the system. Southwest Airlines and Row […]

This story is about: AirTran, internet, Southwest Airline, 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

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