Connect with us

Boeing to shut Connexion?

Published

on

Looks like the ability to access the internet while being mobile in the air is in trouble. The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Boeing might shut down Connexion after U.S. airlines have failed to show an interest, and turn a profit in 6 years. It is not known how much Boeing invested in the venture, but it is thought to be close to $1 billiion.

Boeing Co. on Thursday said it is evaluating the prospects for Connexion, its in-flight Internet venture, but declined to comment on a press report that the company may sell or close the unit.

The Wall Street Journal reported in Thursday’s editions that Boeing may dump Connexion, which has failed to turn a profit in six years.

“The company is evaluating Connexion to assess what’s best for both the business and our customers,” Boeing spokesman John Dern said.

“We know we have a useful product, but we’re trying to determine how good a business we have,” he said.

Via Reuters

Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.