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Internet access on Lufthansa flights

Internet access on Lufthansa flights 13/10/2009

A deal between Panasonic and Lufthansa will bring back the carrier's FlyNet service, allowing travellers to access the internet while onboard. The service will be fully-functioning from mid-2010. FlyNet will allow travellers to access wireless internet, to send and receive text messages and transfer data to smartphones. Customers can pay directly to Lufthansa with credit cards, or be charged by their internet service provider. Internet was tested out on a fraction of the carrier's planes in 2004 but due to the pricey move and poor demand, the service was soon pulled. Lufthansa is more positive this time round.

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