Monday, December 3, 2012 
Qantas Airways reported a take-up rate of less than 5 per cent of its in-flight wifi offering.
Andrew Cleary
Qantas Airways has decided to buck the trend of full-service international carriers providing internet connectivity on their latest aircraft types, citing poor take up of the service in a recent trial.
An eight-month trial on selected Qantas flights flown by the Airbus A380 superjumbo to Los Angeles and London gave passengers access to internet and email on their own laptops or hand-held devices.
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