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First Wi-Fi Flight tmblg: Passenger’s on Virgin America’s inaugural wi-flight. I can’t wait to try this out! I wonder how long it will be until in-air wifi becomes totally ubiquitous. Is that guy trying to get a better signal? [Link]

First Wi-Fi Flight

tmblg:

Passenger’s on Virgin America’s inaugural wi-flight. I can’t wait to try this out! I wonder how long it will be until in-air wifi becomes totally ubiquitous.

Is that guy trying to get a better signal?

[Link]

Reblogged 1 year ago from tmblg (originally from dunbury)
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    Just one thing: please NO MOBILE PHONES...aeroplanes. Allowing mobile phones (voice calls...
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    see 2 Dell’s. The rest are Mac.
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    Is that guy trying...get a better signal? [Link]
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    First Wi-FI Flight Passenger’s...Virgin America’s inaugural wi-flight. I can’t wait to try...
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  15. tlvx reblogged this from davemorin and added:
    hah. this is real.
  16. davemorin reblogged this from mikehudack and added:
    It is the end of an era. I’m going to miss those quiet, deeply thoughtful, times on the airplane.
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    In case you were wondering where the geekiest place on earth was yesterday, it was officially at 30,000 feet; Virgin Air...
  19. svnlto reblogged this from datainsightsideas and added:
    and i guess you still need to turn em off while start and landing. BS!
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