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“Delta Airlines is investigating an incident where a passenger allegedly set up a fake Wi-Fi network on a flight from Las Vegas to Atlanta, prompting pilots to alert air traffic control. The safety of the flight was not compromised, but the incident highlights the potential risks of in-flight Wi-Fi security. The airline is working with federal law enforcement and aviation regulators to investigate the incident. Expert Analysis: This incident underscores the need for airlines to prioritize in-flight Wi-Fi security, particularly in an era where passengers are increasingly reliant on mobile devices for entertainment and communication. The use of commercially available tools to set up fake Wi-Fi networks also raises concerns about the potential for malicious activity on commercial flights.”
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The Delta flight crew switched off the aircraft's legitimate Wi-Fi network for around 30 minutes due to the incident, according to a spokesperson.
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