American Airlines says they've completed the first installation of Aircell in-flight wireless broadband gear in one of the airline's Boeing 767-200 aircraft. That aircraft will now undergo in-flight testing as the company awaits final approval from the FAA before offering commercial service. The company says they'll be installing the technology throughout the year on all 15 of their Boeing 767-200 aircraft, which primarily fly domestic transcontinental routes."There's a tremendous amount of intrigue and appeal for travelers to be able to utilize the Internet when traveling 30,000 feet above the United States at 500 miles per hour," says a marketing rep for American. Once commercially launched, Wi-Fi will cost $12.95 for flights longer than three hours, and $10 for shorter flights.