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American Airlines Rolls Out Free High-Speed Wi-Fi

AAdvantage Members Get Free Broadband Onboard Most Flights

American Airlines has started offering free, high-speed Wi-Fi to its AAdvantage loyalty program members onboard its aircraft. The service, sponsored by AT&T and provided by Viasat and Intelsat, will be rolled out progressively, with narrowbody aircraft being the first to be fitted. By the end of the year, free Wi-Fi will be accessible on nearly every American Airlines flight, including long-haul operations. The airline highlighted its leadership in inflight connectivity, with over 900 planes equipped with high-speed satellite Wi-Fi. This development was first reported by AeroTime.

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    American Airlines Rolls Out Free High-Speed Wi-Fi

    AAdvantage Members Get Free Broadband Onboard Most Flights

    American Airlines has started offering free, high-speed Wi-Fi to its AAdvantage loyalty program members onboard its aircraft. The service, sponsored by AT&T and provided by Viasat and Intelsat, will be rolled out progressively, with narrowbody aircraft being the first to be fitted. By the end of the year, free Wi-Fi will be accessible on nearly every American Airlines flight, including long-haul operations. The airline highlighted its leadership in inflight connectivity, with over 900 planes equipped with high-speed satellite Wi-Fi. This development was first reported by AeroTime.

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