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Airline launches in-flight text messaging

Singapore Airlines is to launch a built-in messaging service to allow passengers to text and email while airborne Read more

25 April, 2002 by Irene Tham

China to get in-flight mobile service by 2009

...s on-board equipment incorporates technology from Tenzing, the company that pioneered in-flight email, with Inmarsat providing the satellite communications Read more

4 September, 2007 by Natasha Lomas

BMI promises in-flight mobile trials

...Sita. The OnAir equipment incorporates technology from Tenzing, the company that pioneered in-flight email. OnAir said it expects the onboard equipment to be fully... Read more

21 September, 2005 by Andy McCue

China to get in-flight mobile by 2009

...s on-board equipment incorporates technology from Tenzing, the company that pioneered in-flight email, with Inmarsat providing the satellite comms Read more

3 September, 2007 by Natasha Lomas

In-flight mobile gets air-safety green light

...The on-board equipment incorporates technology from Tenzing, the company that pioneered in-flight email, while Inmarsat will be providing the satellite communications. A picocell... Read more

19 June, 2007 by Andy McCue

Air France to trial in-flight mobile use from July

...The on-board equipment incorporates technology from Tenzing, the company that pioneered in-flight email, while Inmarsat will be providing the satellite communications. A pico... Read more

18 April, 2007 by Andy McCue

BMI to trial in-flight mobile phone calls in 2006

...Sita. The OnAir equipment incorporates technology from Tenzing, the company that pioneered in-flight email. OnAir said it expects the onboard equipment to be fully... Read more

21 September, 2005 by Andy McCue

Group sets up high-flying broadband subsidiary

...China Air have expressed interest. On its side, Tenzing claims that its in-flight email and SMS systems are used by Cathay Pacific, Continental, Emirates... Read more

22 July, 2004 by Ron Coates

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