Brazil's Gol woos business fliers with rare onboard Wi-Fi
Upgrade is part of airline's effort to snag more of the country's dwindling band of corporate passengers
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AS Brazil's deepening recession keeps many business fliers at home, discount airline Gol is trying to grab market share with a rare amenity in Latin America: Wi-Fi.
Taking a domestic flight in Brazil means having to forgo checking e-mail, long after Internet access became standard on all major US carriers for most trips. For busy executives, even the 45-minute hop between Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro can be excruciating when forced offline.
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