Boingo Hotspot Users Roam In Jets

Under terms of agreement, Boingo subscribers will be able to log on from the air on Connexion-equipped jetliners.

February 16, 2005

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Hotspot provider Boingo Wireless Wednesday said it has signed a roaming agreement with Connexion by Boeing to enable its users to access the latter company's in-flight Internet access.

Connexion, a business unit of Boeing, has agreements with a number of international airlines to provide in-flight access, primarily on long-haul flights. The service is already launched by Germany's Lufthansa and was also launched this week on some flights by Scandinavian Airlines System. Other airlines with agreements include Japan Airlines, Korean Air, China Airlines, Singapore Airlines and Asiana.

Boingo offers 13,000 hotspots worldwide. Connexion has similar agreements with other vendors, such as communications aggregator Infonet Services and Japan's NTT DoCoMo.

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