
Frequent flyers to Italy will soon be able to use in-flight mobile phone services, according to Ryanair.
The low-fare airline is set to allow passengers on Italian flights to send and receive mobile phone communications from this week.
Five Rome-based aeroplanes will now allow tourists and Italy property owners to make calls and send texts while in mid-air.
Speaking in Rome, chief executive Michael O'Leary said the mobile service would allow travellers to keep in touch with family, friends and business associates while flying.
He commented: "We expect customer demand for this service to grow rapidly and hope that customers on all our flights will soon be able to call or text from 30,000 feet."
The low-fare airline has teamed up with 50 European phone networks to develop Italy's first in-flight service.
Ryanair flies to a number of Italian destinations including Palermo, Bari and Pisa.
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