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Mile-high wi-fi takes off on US airlines

...But will the companies hit the right price point to attract customers? Aircell, a company that sells air-to-ground telecommunications equipment to airlines, said... Read more

Mar 13, 2008

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In-flight broadband to take off with AirCell

...to a US company that wants to offer wi-fi service aloft. AirCell said on Monday it plans to use a newly acquired radio spectrum... Read more

Jun 6, 2006

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In-flight mobile use stays grounded in the US

...review." Wi-fi on planes, however, is another story. A spokesman for AirCell, the Colorado company that received an FCC licence last year enabling it... Read more

Apr 4, 2007

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Budget airline launches in-flight wi-fi

...full coverage of the continental US above 10,000 feet. Another company, AirCell, obtained a 3MHz licence for $31.3m. Earlier this year, JetBlue representatives... Read more

Dec 7, 2007

silicon.com > Technology > Networks

The A to Z of broadband

...a rollout of in-flight mobile connectivity. Back in June, US company Aircell announced its plans to use a newly acquired radio spectrum licence to... Read more

Nov 1, 2006

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