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Stay in contact with your family or office on Scandinavian Airlines
long-haul flights
Effective March 2005, Scandinavian Airlines will be the first airline in
the world to be able to offer its passengers the possibility to connect
to the Internet onboard using wireless broadband on all of the airline's
long-haul aircraft.
This possibility is already available on two Airbus 340 aircraft that
serve Scandinavian Airlines intercontinental destinations and as of
mid-February it will be available on all flights to Asia and Seattle.
The service, SAS Net Access, is available throughout the cabin and is
provided by the company Connexion by Boeing. The cost is USD 29.95 for
an entire flight or USD 9.95 for 30 minutes plus 25 cents for each
additional minute. Members of SAS EuroBonus can pay for the service
using points, but it is also possible to use most credit cards.
Since the connection is wireless, it requires that the computer being
connected has a network card that enables wireless connections (WLAN)
and which supports as a minimum the standards 802.11a, b or g.
Those who connect to their company's internal networks using VPN
(Virtual Private Network) will be able to do so onboard.
PC power outlets are already available for passengers traveling in
Business Class and Economy Flex.
"We want to be able to offer our customers choices for their journeys.
The customer must have the possibility to use the time on board for such
activities as working, stay in contact with friends and family or
relaxing. When new technology enables it, it is our ambition to be one
of the first to meet the customer's needs," says Lars Lindgren, Head of
Scandinavian Airlines International.
For further information, contact:
Katarina Huss, PR Manager, SAS Net Access,
telephone: +46 70 997 5417, e-mail: katarina.huss@sas.se
or,
Kerstin Edenby-Stross, Information & Communication Scandinavian Airlines
International, telephone: +46 70 997 1236, e-mail:
kerstin.edenby-stross@sas.se
Information about Connexion by Boeing: http://www.connexionbyboeing.com/
Scandinavian Airlines International
Brief facts about Scandinavian Airlines International, the long haul
operator of SAS
No. of passengers per year: about 1.6 million
Aircraft: 11 Airbus 330/340s
Destinations: New York, Chicago, Washington, Seattle, Bangkok,
Singapore, Beijing, Shanghai, Tokyo
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Stay in contact with your family or office on Scandinavian Airlines
long-haul flights
Effective March 2005, Scandinavian Airlines will be the first airline in
the world to be able to offer its passengers the possibility to connect
to the Internet onboard using wireless broadband on all of the airline's
long-haul aircraft.
This possibility is already available on two Airbus 340 aircraft that
serve Scandinavian Airlines intercontinental destinations and as of
mid-February it will be available on all flights to Asia and Seattle.
The service, SAS Net Access, is available throughout the cabin and is
provided by the company Connexion by Boeing. The cost is USD 29.95 for
an entire flight or USD 9.95 for 30 minutes plus 25 cents for each
additional minute. Members of SAS EuroBonus can pay for the service
using points, but it is also possible to use most credit cards.
Since the connection is wireless, it requires that the computer being
connected has a network card that enables wireless connections (WLAN)
and which supports as a minimum the standards 802.11a, b or g.
Those who connect to their company's internal networks using VPN
(Virtual Private Network) will be able to do so onboard.
PC power outlets are already available for passengers traveling in
Business Class and Economy Flex.
"We want to be able to offer our customers choices for their journeys.
The customer must have the possibility to use the time on board for such
activities as working, stay in contact with friends and family or
relaxing. When new technology enables it, it is our ambition to be one
of the first to meet the customer's needs," says Lars Lindgren, Head of
Scandinavian Airlines International.
For further information, contact:
Katarina Huss, PR Manager, SAS Net Access,
telephone: +46 70 997 5417, e-mail: katarina.huss@sas.se
or,
Kerstin Edenby-Stross, Information & Communication Scandinavian Airlines
International, telephone: +46 70 997 1236, e-mail:
kerstin.edenby-stross@sas.se
Information about Connexion by Boeing: http://www.connexionbyboeing.com/
Scandinavian Airlines International
Brief facts about Scandinavian Airlines International, the long haul
operator of SAS
No. of passengers per year: about 1.6 million
Aircraft: 11 Airbus 330/340s
Destinations: New York, Chicago, Washington, Seattle, Bangkok,
Singapore, Beijing, Shanghai, Tokyo
------------------------------------------------------------
This information was brought to you by Waymaker http://www.waymaker.net
The following files are available for download:
http://wpy.waymaker.net/client/waymaker1/WOLReleaseFile.aspx?id=57917&fn=wkr0010.pdf