JetBlue Wi-Fi Installation Complete

January 13, 2017
BOSTON—JetBlue said it has finished installing Wi-Fi across its entire fleet, about three years after its first connected aircraft took to the skies. The airline debuted its “Fly-Fi” Wi-Fi in December 2013, and said Jan. 11 that all of its 227 aircraft now have the service. JetBlue started retrofits...

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