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Thursday, January 15, 2009
United To Deploy Gogo Internet
United Airlines will offer the Aircell Gogo inflight Internet service on its United p.s. premium service between New York and California beginning in the second half of the year.
Gogo, a Wi-Fi system, will initially be available on the United p.s. fleet of 13 Boeing 757s that fly between John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York and Los Angeles and San Francisco international airports. Passengers in all seating classes can access the service for a fee of $12.95 per session.
United Airlines is the fifth Gogo customer, joining American, Delta, Virgin America and Air Canada. United and Aircell, Itasca., Ill., said they will assess customer feedback to determine additional rollout plans.
Gogo, a Wi-Fi system, will initially be available on the United p.s. fleet of 13 Boeing 757s that fly between John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York and Los Angeles and San Francisco international airports. Passengers in all seating classes can access the service for a fee of $12.95 per session.
United Airlines is the fifth Gogo customer, joining American, Delta, Virgin America and Air Canada. United and Aircell, Itasca., Ill., said they will assess customer feedback to determine additional rollout plans.
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