Spirit explores Wi-Fi, but only if it bears no cost
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Florida-based ultra low-cost carrier (ULCC) Spirit Airlines is interested in adding onboard Internet, but only if a connectivity company installs and operates it at no cost to the carrier, an airline spokesman said. The three US ULCCs have avoided adding Wi-Fi, betting it is more important to keep...
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