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Internet-a-Gogo for Some Airlines

In just a few weeks, passengers may be able to use Wi-Fi on some airliners. The service is called Gogo by Aircell and will cost $9.95 for short flights and $12.95 for flights over three hours. The first to incorporate this service will be American Airlines. One important caveat: Gogo is a data-only system and will not allow phone calls and will filter all services that allow voice conversations to be made over the Internet.

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