By Elinor Mills Staff Writer, CNET News Last modified: July 27, 2005 8:38 AM PDT
update Search company Yahoo and Connexion by Boeing on Wednesday announced a multiyear distribution agreement under which Yahoo's search engine will be used on Boeing's in-flight Internet service.
Connexion by Boeing provides wireless high-speed Internet services to passengers using their laptops on more than 100 routes daily worldwide. Yahoo will power the Web search beginning later this year.
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