JetBlue launched in-flight high-speed Internet service using ViaSat’s...
JetBlue launched in-flight high-speed Internet service using ViaSat’s Ka-band connectivity. During the beta period rollout of the service, Fly-Fi, JetBlue will offer free basic Web browsing onboard Fly-Fi equipped aircraft through June, the airline said in a press release (http://bit.ly/18FSAXR).…
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The satellite system includes a LiveTV portal, aircraft Wi-Fi system and integration for JetBlue, ViaSat said in a press release. It’s capable of delivering 12 Mbps or more to each connected passenger, ViaSat said. The satellite-based system also can operate on the ground, it said.