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Qantas on-board Wi-Fi will service 15k customers per month
14:43:20 / April 7, 2017

Live tests on Friday morning during the first flight saw speeds between 2.57Mbps and 7.24Mbps download and 0.26Mbps and 0.61Mbps upload.

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