Intel to Aid Boeing’s In-Flight Net Service
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Intel Corp. said Monday that it would help improve and promote Boeing Co.’s in-flight wireless Internet access system.
The companies said they tested Intel’s Centrino chipset for laptops with the Connexion by Boeing Internet service. Boeing has its service available on more than 100 daily routes.
Airlines including Deutsche Lufthansa and Singapore Airlines Ltd. already offer Boeing’s service.
Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
Connexion by Boeing, a unit of Chicago-based Boeing, operates a high-speed Internet service for airlines and private planes. Santa Clara, Calif.-based Intel’s Wireless Verification Program works with wireless service providers to improve the quality of Internet access.
Intel shares slipped 3 cents to $27.11; Boeing declined 26 cents to $65.75.
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