June 26, 2006
GigaOM points out that Boeing is rethinking it's in-flight WiFi internet access service because it's inprofitable. Now that would be bad news. I enjoy Connexion – that's how the service is called – very much whenever I fly to the US with SAS. I can't sleep on a plane and the movies on the flight get boring quite fast so the in-flight WiFi was one of the best things to kill the time. I hope they keep it, even if they make it a bit more expensive.
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[...] And now I’m reading Boeing is also ending it’s Connexion service, the in-flight WIFI! That’s even worse. I always really enjoyed this service on the SAS flights to Seattle (that’s 10 hours of flying) but forget about it, it’s gone. I wrote about the rumour of stopping the Connexion service before, but still hoped it would stay just a rumour. [...]