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These excerpts taken from the ALK 10-K filed Feb 20, 2008. Row 44
In September 2007, Alaska announced its plan to launch in-flight wireless Internet service in 2008 based on Row 44, Inc.’s satellite-based broadband connectivity solution. We plan to test the system on Alaska’s aircraft in the first half of 2008. If the test is successful, we plan to equip all of our aircraft at Alaska with this equipment. This technology will provide customers with a unique entertainment and business network in the air. Passengers with Wi-Fi-enabled devices – such as laptop computers, PDAs, smart phones and portable gaming systems – will have high-speed access to the Internet, e-mail, virtual private networks and stored in-flight entertainment content.
Row 44 In September 2007, Alaska announced its plan to launch in-flight wireless Internet service in 2008
package tours to the Hawaiian Islands. The acquisition of these assets will help accelerate our entrance into the Anchorage-Honolulu market, which began December 9, 2007 with one daily round trip. This excerpt taken from the ALK 10-Q filed Nov 7, 2007. Row 44 In September 2007, Alaska announced its plan to launch inflight wireless Internet service in 2008 based on Row 44, Inc.’s satellite-based broadband connectivity solution. We plan to test the system on Alaska’s aircraft in the spring of 2008. If the test is successful, we plan to equip all of our aircraft at Alaska with this equipment. This technology will provide customers with a unique entertainment and business network in the air. Passengers with Wi-Fi devices — such as laptop computers, PDAs, smart phones and portable gaming systems — will have high-speed access to the Internet, e-mail, virtual private networks and stored inflight entertainment content. | EXCERPTS ON THIS PAGE:
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