Air France latest to test in-flight Wi-Fi

From USA TODAY: “Air France is conducting a limited test in which passengers will be allowed to send e-mail and talk on cellphones during flights. Using just a single Airbus A318 that flies between European cities for a six-month test, Air France plans to provide in-flight connectivity to passengers by a satellite-based system that transmits data and voice to the ground networks. The service is free for passengers in the test, which Air France announced Thursday but started Monday. Air France is one of several airlines, including JetBlue and American, that are moving toward in-flight broadband Internet access.”

http://blogs.usatoday.com/sky/2007/12/bonus-bundle-5.html

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