Europe's airlines race for Wi-Fi in battle for passengers and new revenues - Reuters

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U.S. airline passengers already have a chance of accessing Wi-Fi on 66 percent of miles flown, against a worldwide average of 24 percent, according to data from Routehappy, which rates flights worldwide on amenities such as seats and entertainment.
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