AeroMobile is introducing pre-paid in-flight mobile services, designed to offer passengers greater convenience and airlines a range of new service possibilities. The pre-paid SIM card service offers voice, SMS and GPRS capabilities. Subscriptions will be valid for an extended period enabling travellers to use them over several flights. Users will also be able to check the account balance by dialling a short code, and purchase more credit if required.
Source: Flight Daily News
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