>Once you’re on a plane, you’re farther away from the DAS systems in the terminal and closer to the larger cell towers that are located on the outer edges of th

>Once you’re on a plane, you’re farther away from the DAS systems in the terminal and closer to the larger cell towers that are located on the outer edges of the airport. Add in on board Wi-Fi systems, and your phone can easily get confused as to which antenna its meant to connect through. Huh? On-board WiFi and mobile network are completely different technologies. They might mean the in-flight GSM they sometimes offer, but that's not on on the ground. Seems like a filler article to promote their site, not really too much interesting content.