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Delta Air Lines has announced ambitious plans to offer Wi-Fi internet access on around 330 planes that service its domestic routes.
The access will cost a flat rate of $9.95 (5) on flights of three hours or less and $12.95 (6.50) on flights of more than three hours.
"Beginning this [autumn], our passengers will have the ability to stay connected when they travel with us throughout the US," said Richard Anderson, Delta's chief executive.
It is a move that will not only bring in much-needed income, but will help Delta differentiate its service and attract lucrative business travellers.
The Wi-Fi deployment is expected to be completed by the summer of 2009.
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