Virgin Australia to launch inflight internet

July 21, 2016
Credit: Rob Finlayson
Virgin Australia plans to install internet on its aircraft, following closely behind Qantas. While few details have been revealed, Virgin Australia CEO John Borghetti said the carrier will begin fitting its Airbus A330s, Boeing 777-300ERs and 737-800s with inflight Wi-Fi equipment from mid-2017. The...

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