It looks like Aircell, who is already providing in-flight broadband connectivity to Virgin and American airlines under the brand name Gogo, has also now struck an agreement with Air Canada. According to the press release, the service will appear on "select flights" starting in 2009, but only flights that travel within U.S. borders. After spending $31 million on spectrum, Aircell installed 92 EVDO cell sites aimed upward, designed to provide 3.1Mbps connectivity to each Gogo enabled plane that passes overhead. The Gogo service will cost $12.95 for cross-country flights, and $9.95 on flights of three hours or less. The company says they plan to deploy some 500 antennas, giving them the capacity to support 250,000 broadband users at any one time.