To make the in-flight entertainment pleasure of people taking the Virgin America lineup flights, Virgin America unveiled a new entertainment line-up on its touch-screen entertainment platform – Red. This spring, travelers on Virgin America will be able to use the Red touch-screen on their seatback to select from a new library of 25 on-demand films, including Oscar-winning and nominated films like Slumdog Millionaire, Doubt, The Dark Knight and Tropic Thunder. The airline also announced that WiFi is now available on nearly half of its fleet – with 13 of its new 28 Airbus A320-family planes equipped with Gogo In-flight Internet service. As of today, guests can now see which Virgin America flights are Gogo-enabled when booking on-line at: www.virginamerica.com.

Virgin America now offers WiFi Internet service on 13 of its planes, including all of the flights on the carrier’s new Boston routes. Gogo In-flight Internet is available for $12.95 for daytime flights of over three hours, $9.95 for daytime flights of less than three hours, $5.95 on red-eye flights and $7.95 for handheld devices. As of April 5th, all flights between Washington, D.C. and Los Angeles will be WiFi enabled. By the second quarter of 2009, Virgin America will be the first U.S. carrier to offer in-flight internet fleetwide.

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