Japan Airlines to Offer Gogo In-flight Internet on Domestic Flights

By Jesse Sokolow on 28 October 2013
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A Japan Airlines aircraft at Tokyo's Haneda Airport

A Japan Airlines aircraft at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport

Japan Airlines announced it will offer GoGo in-flight Internet service on its entire domestic fleet beginning next summer.  The carrier’s domestic fleet currently consists of 77 aircraft.

The new Gogo service will utilize the company’s Ku-satellite connectivity technology.  Japan Airlines is the first airline in Japan to offer domestic in-flight Internet service. Last year, JAL competitor ANA said it would not offer Internet on domestic flights.

Gogo was the first company to offer domestic in-flight Internet service in the United States, having launched its service with American Airlines, also a member of the oneworld alliance and a partner of Japan Airlines, in 2008.

(Photo: Accura Media Group)

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