The in-flight service will enable passengers to send and receive texts and emails and to access the internet using their own mobile phones, Blackberry-type devices and laptops. The OnAir service is supported by Inmarsat's high-speed SwiftBroadband connectivity. Airlines using the service can choose to provide voice and data or data services only.
Satnews Daily
February 10th, 2009
Comm At Altitude For British Airways
British Airways (BA) plans to launch OnAir's in-flight mobile communication service on its new twice-daily business flights from London City Airport to JFK in New York.
The in-flight service will enable passengers to send and receive texts and emails and to access the internet using their own mobile phones, Blackberry-type devices and laptops. The OnAir service is supported by Inmarsat's high-speed SwiftBroadband connectivity. Airlines using the service can choose to provide voice and data or data services only.
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The in-flight service will enable passengers to send and receive texts and emails and to access the internet using their own mobile phones, Blackberry-type devices and laptops. The OnAir service is supported by Inmarsat's high-speed SwiftBroadband connectivity. Airlines using the service can choose to provide voice and data or data services only.