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Interestingly, BA will not be allowing you to actually make a phone call, instead users will rely on SMS, email and the Internet to keep in touch on the plane. This can only be seen as a good thing as no one wants their journey disturbed by the endless ringing of a phone, however, British Airways have said they would introduce voice calls if the demand was there.
Emirates became the first airline to offer in-flight mobile calls in March last year, charging a hefty £2 per minute! According to the Daily Telegraph, a survey conducted by the newspaper revealed 85% of their Travel section readers would not use an airline offering the service. As long as voice calls are not involved, Internet in the sky sounds good to us!
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