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JetBlue to Launch Free, In-Flight Wi-Fi in 2013

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Published: Thursday, 20 Sep 2012 | 2:51 PM ET

Popular low-cost airline JetBlue will soon offer in-flight Wi-Fi for passengers—and it will initially be free.

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JetBlue says it will offer in-flight connectivity for free in the beginning—until at least 30 planes have been equipped with high-speed satellites. Robin Hayes, JetBlue's chief commercial officer, announced the news this week, according to a blog post on JetBlue's website.

The new service is expected to be online in early 2013. No details have been released on pricing for the in-flight Wi-Fi service.

The limited, free Wi-Fi service will make JetBlue the first U.S. carrier to offer free in-flight connectivity.

JetBlue currently offers passengers 37 channels of free DirecTV in-flight entertainment. Additional premium programming costs $5.99.

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JetBlue says it will offer in-flight Wi-Fi to passengers beginning in early 2013. And the service will initially be free.
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