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Lufthansa has announced that it will reintroduce inflight internet access from the middle of next year.
The airline has teamed up with Panasonic and will be the launch customer for exConnect, the electronics company"s new broadband service.
Passengers will be able to use mobiles and smartphones to send text messages, transfer data and browse the web during their flights.
Lufthansa aims to have a large portion of its long-haul fleet equipped with internet access facilities within the first year of the service being launched.
Wolfgang Mayrhuber, chairman and chief executive of the airline, said: "In terms of communications, Lufthansa customers can look forward to a top-tier inflight service.
"On long-haul routes, we offer business travellers, in particular, a range of communications options on a par with those available at powerful hotspots or upmarket hotels."
Lufthansa first introduced its FlyNet facility in January 2003 and offered inflight internet access from May 2004 until the end of 2006.
From its hub in Frankfurt, the airline operates an extensive international network that includes flights to San Francisco, Sao Paulo, London and Singapore.
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