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Continental puts in-flight Internet on the backburner

By Jerry Limone

Continental is postponing the installation of onboard Internet because the airline wants to "determine in-flight Internet connectivity solutions in the context of a merged carrier."

In December, Continental said it planned a second-quarter launch of Aircell’s Internet service on the airline’s Boeing 757-300 aircraft. That announcement occurred before United and Continental unveiled merger plans in May.

United offers Aircell’s service on transcontinental flights from New York to Los Angeles and San Francisco.

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