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Delta thinks its passengers should be able to go online while flying, and has announced plans to offer Wi-Fi service on all of its domestic flights by the middle of next year, the New York Times reports. The airline will, of course, charge a fee---$9.95 for flights under three hours and $12.95 for longer flights.
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