There's a litle more detail at: http://newsroom.cisco.com/dlls/ts_011503.html -Rup --- raines <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Aviation Week & Space Technology, June 9, 2003, page 15: Airline Outlook > > LONG-HAUL CONNEXION > > Lufthansa German Airlines will equip some 80 long-haul aircraft, > including Boeing 747-400s and Airbus A330/340s, with Boeing's Connexion > inflight Internet service beginning early next year. Lufthansa was the > first carrier to test the broadband service [...] [the chairman] > indicated recently that passengers would be willing to pay a $30 service > fee ... But in announcing its decision, Lufthansa said it was considering > a "host of payment options" including use of a passenger's frequent-flier > bonus miles or a "nominal service access fee." German aviation > authorities and the U.K.'s civial Aviation Authority have certified > wireless applications for Connexion [...] British Airways is completing > tests of Connexion. > > http://www.AviationNow.com/awst > > R > --
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