JetBlue has finished rolling out Fly-Fi to its entire fleet, bringing free high-speed WiFi to all fliers. It first introduced the offer in 2013 and it provides speeds of 12 to 15 Mbps (up to 20 Mbps), which isn't bad for in-flight service. JetBlue has also expanded its offerings over time to include partnerships with services like Amazon Video.
Fly-Fi can be used to remain connected all the way through your flight, you needn't wait until cruising altitude for it to kick in.
JetBlue says its service is faster than GoGo, a competing in-flight wireless option that isn't free.
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