All 41 of GNER's electric and diesel trains now have Wi-Fi on board, offering passengers the ability to surf the internet and send and receive email throughout the East Coast Main Line route.
The news means GNER now operates the world's biggest fleet of wireless internet equipped train carriages, and Britain's first all-Wi-Fi train fleet. The project was due to be completed in May 2007, but has now been finished more than seven months ahead of schedule.
Wi-Fi is now available on all GNER journeys, including the longest route served by GNER from London to Inverness, a distance of 580 miles.
GNER was the first train operator in the UK to provide uninterrupted internet connection for passengers while travelling, using Wi-Fi technology.
