CEO Reinforces to Employees that Delta Won’t Allow Voice Calls In-Flight
AirlinesTravel Technology December 18, 2013
Delta Air Lines CEO Richard Anderson has told the airline’s employees that Delta will not allow voice calls to or from cellular or Internet-based phones onboard its mainline or regional aircraft during flight.
Read moreEtihad Signs $1B Deal for IFE, Mobile Phone Systems for All Its Widebodies
AirlinesTravel Technology November 17, 2011
Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways has selected Panasonic Avionics to provide in-flight entertainment systems and in-flight connectivity, including broadband Internet and live TV, for the airline’s existing widebody fleet and for all the widebody jets which Etihad has on order.
Read moreSIA to Launch Full In-Flight Connectivity in First Half of 2011
AirlinesTravel Technology October 5, 2010
Singapore Airlines says its multi-million-dollar collaboration with inflight connectivity provider OnAir includes a full suite of onboard communication offerings, providing the airline’s customers with access to Wi-Fi Internet and mobile telephony services.
Read moreHigh-Tech ‘Whaiwhai’ Travel Game Books Offer Intrigue for Italian City Tours
DestinationsTravel TechnologyTravel Tips September 2, 2010
Each book lets users play the storyline, from location to location, across five Italian cities – Venice, Florence, Verona, Milan and Rome – interweaving the fictional and the factual to create a new high-tech adventure in city sightseeing and touring.
Read moreAmerican Expands Mobile Boarding Pass Service to 19 More U.S. Airports
AirlinesTravel Technology March 12, 2010
American Airlines has expanded its mobile boarding pass service to 19 additional U.S. airports. The service allows customers departing on U.S. domestic flights from select airports to receive their boarding passes electronically on their mobile phones or PDAs, saving time and bypassing the need to print and present a paper boarding pass at the airport.
Read moreContinental Expands Mobile Boarding Pass Service to Frankfurt
AirlinesTravel Technology December 1, 2009
Continental Airlines has expanded its mobile boarding pass service to Frankfurt Airport, the airline saying that by doing so it has become the first U.S. carrier to offer paperless boarding passes outside of the United States.
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