Polish airline chooses Viasat for internet access
LOT Polish Airlines has started adding in-flight internet to its long-haul aircraft using satellite services from Viasat.
The Polish flag carrier is rolling out the connectivity across its widebody fleet so passengers on longer routes can go online during flights. Viasat, a global communications provider, is supplying the satellite link needed to deliver the onboard internet service.
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