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  • Wed Jan 28 2009 British Airways to allow in-flight texting

    British Airways says it will allow limited cell phone use on a London-New York flight due to start in September.

    Posted by Kent German

  • Thu Jul 2 2009 British Airways won't retrofit for mobile communications

    Airline is planning to launch a mobile e-mail, Web browsing, and texting service on two new Airbus A318 planes this fall. But retrofitting old planes is too costly, CEO says.

    Posted by Nick Heath

  • Tue Sep 7 2004 Airline's interest in mile-high Wi-Fi dives

    In-flight broadband still too expensive and immature, British Airways CEO says.

    Posted by Andy McCue

  • Thu Oct 26 2000 Aviation giants take flight in B2B formation

    British Airways, United, Honeywell and others combine their online trading exchanges into a single venture designed to cut purchasing costs for participating buyers and sellers.

    Posted by Melanie Austria Farmer

  • Wed Jul 2 2003 Scandinavian takes off with Boeing Wi-Fi

    Scandinavian Airlines System taps Connexion by Boeing to equip SAS' aircraft with Wi-Fi, making it the latest major carrier to commit to in-flight wireless connectivity.

    Posted by Richard Shim

  • Mon Mar 26 2001 E-mail for all on Virgin Atlantic

    The European commercial airline is working with Tenzing Communications to integrate its Internet systems into Virgin Atlantic's in-flight entertainment system.

    Posted by Melanie Austria Farmer

  • Mon Mar 26 2001 E-mail for all on Virgin Atlantic

    The European commercial airline is working with Tenzing Communications to integrate its Internet systems into Virgin Atlantic's in-flight entertainment system.

    Posted by Melanie Austria Farmer

  • Fri Apr 28 2000 Airlines take off with Net marketplace plans

    A group of six major airlines plans to build a business-to-business online marketplace to handle supply purchases, a process that costs about $32 billion a year.

    Posted by Erich Luening

  • Mon Jul 24 2000 Oracle lands deal to build airline marketplace

    The database software maker says it has won a contract to provide the software that will run Aeroxchange, a new online marketplace planned by a consortium of airline giants.

    Posted by Melanie Austria Farmer

  • Thu Apr 26 2001 AOL climbs aboard cruise line

    Princess Cruises is preparing to add surfing to its activity agenda--surfing the Web, that is.

    Posted by Gwendolyn Mariano

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