Alaska Airlines, a subsidiary of Alaska Air Group Inc. (NYSE: ALK), announced Wednesday it will offer Wi-Fi service on its flights, according to Associated Press.
The airline carrier said it will offer Aircell's Gogo service, the same technology used by several other airlines, on all its aircrafts.
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Alaska and Aircell are currently working to install the Gogo service on a Boeing 737-800 and will begin testing to secure certification from the FAA. After certification, the airline will begin installing the service in its entire fleet, beginning with 737-800s serving longer routes.
The airline will charge $4.95 and up for Wi-Fi, based on length of flight and the device used.
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