Which airtran flights have wifi

If the plane remains in flight for longer than three hours as part of a delay, passengers do not pay the higher fee, Blumenstein said. The size of those fees could result in "a whole segment of the market that they're not going to capture," said Platt. The airlines will maximize their profits by convincing more passengers to use the system with a lower price, he said. Platt predicted Aircell and the airlines would create a second tier of service, which would be less expensive but with fewer capabilities.

He compared the strategy to airlines' price-reducing tactics to avoid empty seats on planes. As Aircell and Row 44's services expand, LiveTV is monitoring passengers' usage to gauge how to move ahead with its own business model, said Mike Moeller, vice president of sales and marketing for the company.

We're sitting there asking, 'Who pays? Is it the airlines or the customers? And what will they pay? What is the right technology? When does all of this happen? As for the possibility of passengers offending their seat-mates by surfing for inappropriate content, Blumenstein said nine months of Wi-Fi availability on American yielded no such incidents. Still, airlines including American, Delta and United have requested screening for potentially offensive content, he said.

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However, may be free for e-mail access only Book flights with Ryanair. AirTran currently offers XM satellite radio to passengers. The carrier teased the possibility of Wi-Fi being added to its list of amenities as part of its "EveryFlight" advertising campaign, in which it solicited suggestions for new in-flight services from interested consumers.

Delta said yesterday it will finish equipping its Boeing MD fleet with the in-flight Wi-Fi service by the end of the month, with the remainder of its domestic fleet scheduled to be outfitted by September. Alaska Airlines and Southwest Airlines, meanwhile, continue to trial Row 44's satellite-based broadband solution. A US federal judge has delayed until February the start of a criminal trial against Mark Forkner, the former Boeing technical pilot indicted on charges related to the Max.

Delta said Monday that it has equipped — or about half — of its domestic jetliners and expects to have all full-size domestic jets equipped by September, but Delta's large regional jet fleet will not be. In June, Delta will start selling Wi-Fi passes that are good for a month. Delta acquired Northwest Airlines last year, and old Northwest jets will be undergoing installation next year.

American said in March it planned to equip more than of its narrow-body domestic jets with Gogo wireless during the next couple years.

Since August, American has tested wireless service on 15 wide-body Boeing s used on transcontinental flights and now plans to install Gogo on its narrow-body fleet. United Airlinesuaua and Air Canada also have plans to begin installing Wi-Fi capability later this year.