JetBlue passengers who happen to subscribe to Amazon Prime won’t have to miss out on any binge watching time this holiday season just because they’re flying at 35,000 feet. The company announced on Tuesday that it has officially launched a new feature that gives Amazon Prime members access to in-flight Wi-Fi they can use to stream video content for free. The two companies first announced the multi-year partnership in May. Now, service is going live on all planes equipped with JetBlue’s so-called Fly-Fi Internet service, which the company hopes to bring to its entire fleet in 2016. Passengers who pay for Amazon’s $ 99-per-year Prime membership can stream TV shows and… Read More
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