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Inflight technology

Taking a flight no longer means having to waste time reading that trashy novel you picked up at the airport. Technology has developed so handheld communication can be conveniently used as you fly, with an increasing number of airlines adapting to cater for mobile phones. Although the move has led to some controversy, ultimately the ability to receive and send text messages while in the air could mean prove crucial for that delicate deal.

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21st century in-flight entertainment

A very thick book and the ability to sleep on whim were once the sole prerequisites for staving off boredom on a long-haul flight. However, with the advent of increasingly advanced onboard technology and other sophisticated services, travellers now have a wealth of ways in which to keep themselves amused.

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21st century in-flight entertainment

E-travel: flying into the future

Fed up of queuing for hours just to check yourself in at the airport? You won't have to fret for much longer as the world's airlines gear up to go completely electronic by 2008 – a shift that will have major implications for both carriers and passengers. But what exactly will this move involve?

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