gvic
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1. Virgin America
2. Southwest
3. JetBlue
4. Delta
5. Alaska
6. American/US Airways
7. United
Source: https://www.routehappy.com/insights/wi-fi
Happy Traveling, gvic
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Best Airlines with Inflight WiFi
- Thread starter gvic
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1. Virgin America
2. Southwest
3. JetBlue
4. Delta
5. Alaska
6. American/US Airways
7. United
Source: https://www.routehappy.com/insights/wi-fi
Happy Traveling, gvic
gvic
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Does anybody "use" InFlight WiFi??? Comments???
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Yes, I bring my iPad for Southwest. jet Blue I use the TV they provide. Makes for a more enjoyable flight
I find it useful. For instance checking the airline's site for gate info. If you have a tight connection, knowing before landing where the next flight's gate is can save precious minutes and your nerves. Tightwad that I am, I shop free on eBay on Delta. Not that I buy anything. OK, it's not really THAT useful.
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I prefer the gogoinflight service. I wasn't especially impressed with the offering on SWA's and probably won't spend the money a second time. For those who have not used inflight Wifi keep in mind that it does not support streaming services such as Netflix.
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Here is the information from SWA site...
Southwest Airlines® Inflight Entertainment – Now Available!
Southwest Airlines is excited to offer a robust entertainment offering via the largest satellite-based WiFi system in the world.
By accessing the WiFi "hotspot" onboard, you can make time fly on your own personal electronic device!
Free live and on-demand television:
19 live channels and up to 75 television episodes from popular series
*Where available. Does not include NFL RedZone. Limited time.
Due to licensing regulations, free live TV may not be available onboard WiFi-enabled international flights.
Internet access for $8 a day per device on WiFi-enabled aircraft:
E-mail, social networks, browsing and VPN access
In order to provide a top-notch WiFi experience, we limit access to certain high bandwidth applications and websites, including Netflix, HBO Go, and VoIP
Movies for $5, per movie, per device
Southwest Airlines® Inflight Entertainment – Now Available!
Southwest Airlines is excited to offer a robust entertainment offering via the largest satellite-based WiFi system in the world.
By accessing the WiFi "hotspot" onboard, you can make time fly on your own personal electronic device!
Free live and on-demand television:
19 live channels and up to 75 television episodes from popular series
*Where available. Does not include NFL RedZone. Limited time.
Due to licensing regulations, free live TV may not be available onboard WiFi-enabled international flights.
Internet access for $8 a day per device on WiFi-enabled aircraft:
E-mail, social networks, browsing and VPN access
In order to provide a top-notch WiFi experience, we limit access to certain high bandwidth applications and websites, including Netflix, HBO Go, and VoIP
Movies for $5, per movie, per device
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Just got off flights on both American and Delta this past week. Both use Gogoinflight. Service on both airlines was without incident and was functional. Gogo does not offer online streaming. Costs were $16 for all day service, $5 for one hour of service and I believe I paid $6 for all day service on my smart phone. I used the smart phone option on Delta as wifi wasn't available on both flights and the flight from STL to MSP was only 1:15. Long enough I wanted some distraction but not long enough I wanted to pay $16. For the second leg of that itenary I simply had downloaded a movie the night before and watched it on the non-wifi enabled flight.