Whether you are traveling on a business trip or on a family vacation, accessing the Internet may not only be a luxury, but a necessity for some. With that in mind, many airlines have been trying to equip their planes with Wi-Fi in order to make the flight experience better. Today, US Airways announced they would be partnering with AirCell to provide their Wi-Fi serice, Gogo, to all users starting in 2010.

Aircell just got two big thumbs up from the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) in regards to their in-flight Wi-Fi service. They just received an ATG (air-to-ground) and a PMA (parts manufacture approval) from the government agency which will allow the company to expand their in-flight broadband offerings to all of American Airlines’ and Virgin America’s more »