These airlines are now offering in-flight Wi-Fi - Business Insider

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More planes are connecting to the Internet in order to offer passengers in-flight Wi-Fi, but this has an added benefit. More connected planes allows airline companies to better track their aircrafts' movements and operations. NASA, for example, has ...

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