Two carriers now offer broadband WiFi on domestic flights
Following its introduction late last month on Virgin America, Aircell’s Gogo inflight WiFi service debuts today on on one Delta Boeing 757 and on five MD88 planes that fly the popular shuttle routes between New York’s LaGuardia Airport, Boston’s Logan International Airport and Washington's National Airport. Until December 31, access on Delta is free. On both airlines, the regular cost is $9.95 for flights shorter than three hours and $12.95 for flights three hours or longer.
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I'm happy when I can find free WiFi at an airport while I wait... and wait ....
ReplyDeleteMe too, Sybille. Free WiFi in the terminal and all the concourses is one of things I appreciate about Denver International Airport.
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