In addition to already allowing the use of gadgets in planes, Southwest is the first U.S. airline to provide the option of gate-to-gate Wi-Fi Internet service.
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Southwest to be the first U.S. airline with gate-to-gate Wi-Fi service
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Published November 21, 2013
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Frequent fliers have been quick to note which airlines are allowing passengers to use their electronics during takeoff and landing, but Southwest Airlines is upping the ante.
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