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NEC Corporation Launches Multi-Platform RFID

NEC Corporation claims to have developed what it is calling the world's first radio frequency identification (RFID) device that can both read and write tag data on multiple frequencies.

NEC Corporation Launches Multi-Platform RFID

NEC Corporation claims to have developed what it is calling the world's first radio frequency identification (RFID) device that can both read and write tag data on multiple frequencies.

Alaska Airlines To Test Wi-Fi For Passengers

Alaska Airlines announced it will be the first U.S. carrier to test a satellite-based in-flight wireless Internet service next year and may equip its entire fleet.

MacroAsia Catering Services Fully Operational With Inflairnet

Software provider Inflairnet announced that Manila's leading caterer MacroAsia Catering Services is now fully operational with Inflairnet. Many challenges have intervened with three new airlines joining the caterer during the period.

OnAir Selected by Kingfisher And Shenzhen Airlines

OnAir announced today, at the Aircraft Interiors Expo Asia, that it has been selected by Kingfisher Airlines to offer its passengers a full range of passenger communication services.

SQ Puts A PC On Every Seat

Singapore Airlines Ltd. is adding bigger screens, more in-flight movies and a PC in every seat on its newest planes.

American Airlines To Test Passenger Broadband Service

American Airlines and AirCell Inc. announced they teaming up to test broadband services with passengers across the U.S. beginning in 2008.

Virgin America Now Sells Tickets

Virgin America has started to sell tickets. The upcoming route map includes:

 

SFO to JFK

SFO to LAX

JFK to LAX

SFO to IAD

SFO to LAS

LAX to IAD

SeaMobile Delivers Wireless Services To Geolink’s Maritime Customer Aida Cruises

SeaMobile Enterprises, global service provider of at-sea communications, connectivity and content services, confirmed an earlier report that it has successfully launched wireless service aboard AIDAdiva, the newest vessel in the AIDA Cruises fleet.

Two In Three U.S. Flyers Say They Want Phones Turned Off In The Air

As technology gets closer to making mobile phone use mid-flight possible, market research company Maritz Research conducted a survey to test the attitude of U.S. airline passengers to using cellphones in the air.