After launching a limited email service with wi-fi that partnered only with Blackberry mail and Yahoo! email accounts, JetBlue has announced that it will be expanding to offer access to other email services and Amazon.com. Full Internet access is still not available, but the email service remains free of charge to JetBlue passengers.

Email service will expand to include Gmail, Hotmail, AOL and Windows Live Mail. Additionally, the airline will be granting access to Microsoft Exchange, which will allow professionals the ability to check in on work emails during the flight.

"As the first to offer free in-flight connectivity options to today's domestic traveler, JetBlue continues to listen to our customers and evaluate the new services and features that are most meaningful to them," said Brett Muney, General Manager of Product Development for JetBlue Airways. "Just five months after the launch of BetaBlue, we are thrilled to announce further complimentary enhancements to our onboard connectivity experience. Now our customers will have access to a customized in-flight version of Amazon.com shopping service where they can discover millions of products from the comfort of their seat."