Virgin plans access to Web on flights

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Virgin Atlantic Airways will become the first airline to provide e-mail and Web access at every seat on all of its aircraft. The airline is working with Tenzing Communications Inc. to design the communication networks for the aircraft.

United Kingdom, Capital expenditures, Contracts & orders received, Company Planning/Goals, Scheduled Airlines, Scheduled Air Transportation, Radio & TV communications equipment, Services introduction, Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Air Transportation, Scheduled, And Air Courier Services, Aviation Mobile Radio Equip, Telecommunications equipment industry, Contracts, Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd., Aircraft communications, Tenzing Communications Inc.

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Nortel shuts down its DSL division

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Nortel Networks Corp. has closed its digital subscriber line (DSL) unit. The closing of the unit is part of the company's ongoing retrenchment.

United States, Digital Subscriber Line, DSL (Digital subscriber line), Nortel Networks Corp., NT

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Finnair bringing e-mail to overseas flights

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Finnair will provide electronic mail services on all of its long-distance flights. The service will begin in February 2002.

Finland, Electronic Mail Services, Electronic mail systems, Email, Finnair Oy

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